Want a dog that looks great and feels even better? Dogs’ Own Grooming is a dog salon and grooming school in Loveland, Colorado. Local owners can pick a full groom or a quick trim.
Jennie Smith leads the team. She is a Nationally Certified Master Groomer who bought the business in 2011. She also picks and trains every groomer herself. As a result, each visit follows the same high standard. The salon adds that it has groomed in Loveland for over 33 years.
Care starts before the bath. Groomers check your dog’s skin first, then choose shampoos that fit the coat. Regular grooming also helps owners spot health concerns early, according to the American Kennel Club. Better yet, the team helps nervous dogs learn to relax. Owners who join the VIP plan get better prices and easier scheduling.
Next, plan your visit. Colorado updated its pet care rules in July 2025. Groomers now must keep proof of current vaccines. The state’s Pet Animal Care and Facilities Act program sets these rules. So Dogs’ Own Grooming asks for rabies and distemper records. Rabies tags do not count. You can bring printed vet records or email them to [email protected]. Dogs that cannot take vaccines need a vet exemption letter.
The salon sits at 224 E 29th St in Loveland. It opens Monday through Friday, 7am to 5pm. It also runs a grooming school, so new groomers learn from a master.
Ready to see your dog shine? Book a visit with Dogs’ Own Grooming today. Your dog will leave clean, comfortable, and ready to play.
