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Whether you’re looking to primp and preen your pet for a special occasion, or they’re just in need of a run-of-the-mill summer shear, there are times when you need a salon service. Rather than taking matters into your own hands (don’t try this – we’ve seen the sorry looking consequences), why not let the pros work their magic on your little pal. Struggling to pick a place? We’ve put together a list of some of the best dog groomers in Hong Kong, to help you narrow down your search.
Located in the heart of Central, Bob’s Paradise is a treasure trove stocked with unique pet supplies and healthy dog-friendly food and baked goods. It also offers a number of salon services ranging from a basic bath to a full-on grooming session. Known for its friendly and approachable staff, even the most water-weary of dogs have been known to enjoy their time in the tub here.
Bob’s Paradise, G/F, 2 Elgin Street, Central, (+852) 2529 2544
Widely known as the city’s biggest and most popular vets, the SPCA also offers a number of additional services, from rehoming animals to providing kennels for animal owners who can’t find a sitter, to a range of grooming services to boot. The organisation has four full-time groomers who offer services across the Hong Kong and Kowloon centres, including professional grooming, nail clipping, ear trimming, and gentle shampooing.
SPCA Pet Grooming Services, Available at select SPCA branches. Call (+852) 2232 5532 for details
The aptly-named Paw Palace is the place to go if you're in need of an extravagant treatment for your dog. It boasts an onsen style spa with unique treatments and spa services, as well as a dedicated boutique for dapper dogs ready to dress to impress. Using premium products imported from Japan and Korea, your pets are guaranteed only the best when it comes to quality and care.
Paw Palace, Unit 4A, Po Foo Building, 1 Foo Ming St, Causeway Bay, (+852) 2576 7999
In the heart of the Happy Valley neighbourhood, Hot Tails Salon stocks an exclusive range of Japanese pet shampoos and imported treats and grooming items. It also offers a range of grooming services from a run-of-the-mill cut to a deep conditioning mud treatment, as well as a large number of treats in store for patient pups to enjoy at the end of a day of pampering.
Hot Tails Salon, 1/F, 1 Sing Woo Road, Happy Valley, (+852) 2892 2226
Known for providing quality cuts and styling for a loyal clientele across Hong Kong, the Private i salon now tames the tresses of your four-footed friend too. The 8,500 square foot Private i Concept Store even boasts a swimming pool, and offers numerous grooming services, massage and spa treatments, training and obedience sessions, and even veterinary services if your pup is feeling poorly.
Private i Concept Store, Shop A, G/F & 1/F, 9 Kingston Street, Fashion Walk, Causeway Bay, (+852) 2877 3100
Dogger is an independent business offering doggy daycare, grooming services, and obedience and behavioural training which – despite its name – caters to both cats and dogs. The business is developing a reputation for its warm and welcoming staff and atmosphere, and also stocks a wide range of pet supplies from its Kennedy Town store. If the location isn’t convenient for you, it also offers a pick-up and drop-off service.
Dogger, 98 Catchick St, Kennedy Town, Hong Kong, (+852) 2388 4088
As the city’s largest pet supplies company, Whiskers N Paws has both an online and physical presence in Hong Kong. It also serves as the site of many a dog adoption, for those looking to give a new friend a forever home. Its newly opened Self Dog Wash Station comes equipped with everything you’ll need to treat your dog to a pampering session. The centre also offers grooming services, including coat styling and de-shedding.
Whiskers N Paws, 10/F, Horizon Plaza, 2 Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau, (+852) 2552 6200
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Following a brief and bitterly cold stint in Scotland, Amanda returned to Hong Kong—a place she’s called home for over 18 years—to begin her career as a writer. She can often be found getting lost somewhere very familiar, planning her next holiday, and enjoying a cup (or three) of good, strong coffee.
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