Scissorhounds dog and cat grooming
We love pets as much as you do. Don’t have time to bring your precious dog for a groom on a weekday due to work commitments? Our grooming salon is the answer. We are open from 4:30pm until 8pm from tuesday to friday each week! For the love of dogs... time is not an issue. Book your appointment We are open all day from 9am to 5pm on saturdays And at 1pm to 5pm on sundays
Offering exceptional dog and cat grooming, honed by years of NZ and overseas experiences, and cemented by intense and true passion for animals. Situated at the crossroads of Mission Bay, Kohimarama and St. Heliers, our salon is clean, airy, and fully functional to serve our discerning clientelle.
Location
301B Kepa Rd, Mission Bay Auckland City, Auckland 1071
we are at the back of the building by the alley way kohimarama dentist
you can park at the front or back of the building
Contact details
Phone: 09 869 6188 · 0221649591 · 0278829701
email: grooming@scissorhounds.co.nz
website: www.scissorhounds.co.nz......
facebook page: scissorhounds dog and cat grooming/doggie daycare
Services Offered Dog Grooming · Cat Grooming · Wash & Blow Dry · Nail Trimming
Cat Belly Trim · Dog Walking
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