Pacific Grooming Mobile Pet Salon

About

I am a former paralegal who decided to finally follow my heart and work with animals for a living. Best decision I ever made. My primary focus is your pet's well-being. I do not believe in requiring our four-legged friends to succumb to forcefulness. I prefer to work in an environment of cooperation.

Services

• Bath & Brush Package Exfoliating scrub bath, hydro-massage conditioning bath, skin and coat conditioner, brushing/de-shedding for 15 minutes, teeth brushing, nail trimming and filing, ear cleaning, sanitary trimming, conditioning finish spray
• Refresh Package Adds trimming of face, ears, tail, legs and feet to the Bath & Brush Package
• Full Groom Package Adds breed cut, shave or personality cut to the Bath & Brush Package
• Nail Care Services File your pets nails to avoid crushing sensitive nails
• De-Shedding Services 15 minutes included in every session to help control hair release in your home

Published prices

Starts at $120 — their published price, as of September 2026; confirm when booking.

Specialties

• Certified Advanced Pet Stylist
• Specializing in older and anxious pets
• One-on-One personalized care
• Holistic grooming

Service area

• Palm Coast
• Flagler Beach
• St. Augustine

Frequently asked questions

• Do you charge extra for flea baths?

  No, we don't charge an additional fee for flea baths, IF we are advised beforehand that the pet has fleas. We apply our specialized shampoo to a dry coat for maximum efficiency. If we discover a pet has fleas after we have wet the coat, three times as much product is needed to achieve the same result, hence the additional charge.

• Do you express anal glands?

  No, we do not. The only way to properly and completely express glands is have them done internally. Expressing them externally can cause bruising and scarring, and can cause permanent damage to a gland that might be infected or impacted.

• Do you pull ear hair?

  No, in most cases I do not. In pets that have profuse ear hair, I trim with blunt-tipped scissors and might pull a little if the pet doesn't complain. Pulling ear hair changes the environment of the ear, and that can leave the pet susceptible to unwanted bacteria or organisms gaining access.