Among The Best Dog Groomers in Orlando

Award Winning Dog Groomer in Orlando

Renee is an award-winning Dog Groomer in Orlando who has been serving the Central Florida area for over 23 years! After graduating from the Central Florida School of Dog Grooming in 1992, she opened up Renee’s Dog Groomers in 1993. As a certified Master Groomer with NDGAA, she has been a competition groomer for nearly a decade in the Conway and Curry Ford areas and has won first place awards and first place group awards. This experience has helped Renee develop a keen eye for detail, balance, scissoring, and breed personality to make your pet look like a star!

State-Of-The-Art Orlando Groomer Equipment

At Renee’s Dog Groomers in Orlando, your pets find kind and warm handling. Whether it’s a hand scissor show cut, puppy cut, or short clipper cut, our Orlando groomers will make your pet look their very best. Our salon has state-of-the-art equipment that was designed for promoting the health, beauty, and safety of your pet. Renee grooms all dogs herself to provide a one-on-one personalized service and to ensure consistency of the quality of her grooming. This also allows her to have that special bond with your pets.

Renee provide a stress free and fun place for your pet to visit. Her goal is to educate customers about what comprises a safe grooming process and to help you maintain your pet’s appearance in between grooming appointments. When trimming or cutting hair, pain-free results make for an enjoyable experience for your pets!

Our Best Orlando Dog Groomers Help Your Pets Stay Healthy

Occasionally, a dog’s hair gets matted and tangled, which requires a shorter cut to achieve proper cleaning and grooming to eliminate or prevent rashes and other sores, and to facilitate a better air flow to affected areas. Pet grooming every six to eight weeks is the ideal frequency. If hair tangles and matting occur before your pets next scheduled grooming appointment, it’s wise to move up the appointment to avoid discomfort for your pet, as rashes may develop.