The Best Pet Spas in SMC, Vermont

Discover the most highly-rated pet spas in SMC. Each spa has been carefully selected based on customer reviews, service quality, and overall experience for your pets.

#1

The Pampered Pooch

4.9/5

Award-winning luxury pet spa renowned for its stress-free environment and premium spa treatments. Features hydro-massage baths, all-natural organic products, and specialized services like therapeutic skin and coat treatments. Located in St. Johnsbury, just 12 miles from SMC.

Contact Information

1156 Railroad St, St Johnsbury, VT
(802) 424-9900

Featured Services

Luxury Grooming PackagesBlueberry FacialPawdicuresDe-shedding TreatmentsAromatherapy BathsTeeth BrushingBreed-Specific Styling
#2

Pawsitively Groomed

4.8/5

Highly-rated professional grooming salon known for exceptional care and meticulous attention to detail. Uses high-quality, hypoallergenic products and offers specialized services for anxious pets. Certified groomers with expertise in all coat types. Located in Lyndonville, approximately 8 miles from SMC.

Contact Information

258 Broad St, Lyndonville, VT
(802) 626-9663

Featured Services

Full-Service GroomingMedicated BathsDe-mattingNail GrindingEar CleaningHand ScissoringPuppy Packages
#3

The Grooming Shed

4.7/5

Full-service grooming facility with an excellent local reputation for personalized care and professional results. Features modern equipment, a calm environment, and groomers experienced with both routine maintenance and creative styling. Known for their patience with senior pets and first-time grooming clients. Located in Danville, just 15 miles from SMC.

Contact Information

41 Hill St, Danville, VT
(802) 684-1046

Featured Services

Complete GroomingDe-sheddingFlea & Tick BathsNail TrimmingAnal Gland ExpressionTeeth BrushingSpecial Occasion Styling

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$30-$150
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Frequently Asked Questions

How do SMC pet spas handle the muddy conditions common on our local trails, like those near the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail?

Most SMC pet spas are experts in post-adventure clean-ups! We offer targeted services like a 'Paw & Claw' wash to remove mud and trail debris, as well as de-skunking treatments, which are especially useful given the local wildlife. Many groomers also use high-velocity dryers to efficiently remove dirt and moisture from thick undercoats before the full groom begins.

Given SMC's cold winters, do your groomers offer any special conditioning treatments for dry skin and paws?

Absolutely. We offer specialized moisturizing treatments using all-natural, Vermont-made products like oat and shea butter baths to combat the dry, heated air and harsh winter elements. We can also apply pet-safe paw balms to protect against ice-melt chemicals and provide advice on paw care you can continue at home during the colder months.

Are there any SMC-specific licensing or inspection requirements for pet spas that ensure my pet's safety?

Yes, all professional pet grooming facilities in St. Michaels College (SMC) and the wider Vermont area must be licensed by the Vermont Agency of Agriculture and adhere to strict animal care regulations. This includes regular inspections of the facility for cleanliness and safety. We recommend you ask any groomer to see their current license, which should be displayed, for your peace of mind.

My dog gets anxious with grooming. Do any SMC-area spas use calming techniques tailored for high-strung breeds common in the area, like Border Collies or Australian Shepherds?

Several SMC groomers specialize in low-stress handling, particularly for intelligent, high-energy working breeds. Techniques include 'Fear-Free' certified methods, such as using non-slip mats, offering breaks, and employing calm, positive reinforcement. Some spas even have a 'quiet hour' appointment slot. It's best to discuss your dog's specific temperament when booking so we can ensure a positive experience.

What is your policy for handling 'porcupine encounters,' a known risk for off-leash dogs in the wooded areas around SMC?

We understand this is a very real concern here. If your pet has a porcupine quill incident, we strongly advise you go directly to a local emergency vet, as quills require immediate, professional medical removal. For the follow-up care, our spa can then help with a soothing, medicated bath to clean any minor wounds and calm the skin once the quills have been safely removed by a veterinarian.

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