MPMuddy Paws Grooming Co. (528) 555-0128
Grooming Boise dogs since 2014

One dog in the salon at a time

No kennel dryers, no stacked appointments. Your dog arrives, gets groomed, and goes home in about two hours.

11 yrsin business
2 hrsaverage visit
1,900+regular clients
0cage dryers used
Grooming services

Priced by coat type and size, not by guess

Quotes are given at drop off after we feel the coat, and matting adds time.

From $65

Full groom, small dog

Bath, blow dry, haircut, nails, ears, and sanitary trim for dogs under 25 lbs.

From $95

Full groom, large dog

Same full service for dogs over 60 lbs, including double coated breeds.

From $40

Bath and brush

Wash, hand dry, brush out, nail trim, and ear cleaning with no haircut.

From $30

De-shedding treatment

Undercoat rake and high velocity dry for huskies, shepherds, and labs.

From $110

Hand stripping

Coat stripped by hand for terriers and schnauzers to keep texture and color.

$18

Nail trim and grind

Walk in during posted hours, no appointment needed.

About the salon

A quiet salon run by two groomers

Kim opened Muddy Paws in 2014 after twelve years in a high volume shop where dogs waited in crates all afternoon. Here the schedule is built around one dog at a time, so nervous dogs are not sitting in noise for hours. Everything is hand dried on a table.

•One dog in the building per appointment slot
•Hand drying only, no heated cage dryers
•Senior and anxious dogs booked into the quiet morning block
•Written quote before any clipper touches the coat
Groomer giving a Yorkshire Terrier a haircut in a grooming salon.
Reviews

What Boise dog owners say

“My golden used to come home shaking from the last place. Here he walks in on his own and the undercoat work is genuinely better.”

Danielle R., Golden retriever, North End

“They told me straight that my doodle was matted to the skin and gave me the choice instead of quietly shaving him and charging extra.”

Marcus T., Standard poodle mix, Eagle

“Fifteen year old terrier with bad hips. Kim grooms her in short sessions with breaks and never rushes it.”

Joan P., Senior dog owner, Garden City
FAQ

Grooming questions we get every week

My dog is matted. Will you shave him?

Sometimes that is the only humane option. We check the coat at drop off and tell you whether it can be brushed out or whether the mats are too tight to the skin. Dematting a badly matted coat hurts, so we will not spend an hour pulling on it for the sake of length.

How often should my dog be groomed?

Poodle and doodle coats need a full groom every four to six weeks or they mat. Short coated breeds do fine with a bath and brush every eight to twelve weeks. We will put a schedule on your file so you are not guessing.

Do you require vaccination records?

Yes, we need current rabies and DHPP on file before the first appointment. Your vet can email them to us directly. Bordetella is recommended but not required since dogs are not housed together here.

What happens if my dog bites?

We stop. If a dog is genuinely unsafe to handle we will finish what we safely can, charge only for the work completed, and refer you to a vet who can groom under light sedation. We do not muzzle and push through.

Contact

Book your dog in

Call or text to check availability. New clients are asked to book the first groom by phone so we can talk through the coat.

Phone(528) 555-0128
Address1417 W Fort Street, Boise, ID 83702, Boise, Idaho
HoursTue to Sat 8am to 5pm, closed Sun and Mon
AreaBoise, Garden City, Eagle, Meridian