K9 Clips Mobile Pet Grooming

About

Liselle Clowers is the owner and operator of K-9 Clips. She has been working with animals for 30 years now. Since earning a B.S. in Animal Sciences from the North Carolina State University, Liselle began caring for animals in Johnston County and the surrounding area. She has been a pet groomer for 22 of those 30 years, learning the trade and how to stand out above the rest.

Services

• Mobile full service dog grooming Massaging bath with all natural shampoos and conditioners, haircut of your choice, nail trimming, ear cleaning, tooth cleaning/check for tooth decay, medicated bath or flea bath if necessary, towel dry and warm air drying, general health check.
• Mobile full service cat grooming Massaging bath with all natural shampoos and conditioners, haircut of your choice, nail trimming, ear cleaning, tooth cleaning, medicated bath or flea bath if necessary, towel dry and warm air drying, general health check.
• Medicated bath or flea bath For pets with fleas, ticks, or skin conditions requiring medicated treatment
• Nail trimming Toenail clipping service to keep pets comfortable and prevent ingrown nails
• Ear cleaning Ear cleaning service as part of full grooming
• Tooth cleaning Tooth cleaning and check for tooth decay
• Haircut Breed specific or custom haircut of your choice

Specialties

• flea and tick treatment
• medicated baths

Service area

• Smithfield
• Clayton
• Selma
• Flowers Plantation
• Cleveland School
• Riverwood

Frequently asked questions

• Why have your pets groomed?

  K9 Clips is a full service dog grooming and cat grooming facility offering mobile services with no cages, personal one-on-one care, no exposure to other animals/diseases, and use of all natural and organic products.

• Why Mobile Pet Grooming?

  Mobile grooming comes to you, reduces pet stress, provides personal one-on-one care with no cages, safe and sanitary environment, no exposure to other animals/diseases/parasites, and no car sickness.

• How often should your dog be bathed?

  At minimum, bathe your dog at least once every three months. Frequency depends on hair length, activity level, and skin conditions. Can wash as frequently as every other week with gentle shampoo. Over bathing can cause irritation and dryness.

• Do indoor cats need to be bathed?

  While cats are self-cleaning, baths are beneficial for soiled fur, after shelter adoption, or when using flea/fungicidal medications. K9 Clips can handle bathing if you prefer professional grooming.