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Happy Paws Grooming & Daycare
Happy Paws Grooming & Daycare: where doggy pool time meets trusted care.
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Est. 2014
Happy Paws Grooming & Daycare: where doggy pool time meets trusted care.
Happy Paws Grooming & Daycare in Wauwatosa offers dog daycare and grooming with a pool feature at 2929 N 114th St, Wauwatosa, WI 53222. Customers praise clean facilities, attentive updates, and activities such as baths, swim time, nail trims, and treats. One reviewer noted about $55 per head per night before add-ons. Some feedback highlights challenges with high-energy dogs or staffing at times, showing varied experiences.
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Supervised indoor and outdoor play areas with staff monitoring to ensure safety and fun for all dogs.
Professional grooming including baths, nail trims, and haircuts to keep your pet looking and feeling great.
Private swimming sessions in our dog-friendly pool, perfect for exercise and cooling off.
Overnight stays with personalized care, treat options, and updates to give you peace of mind while away.
Customizable extras like ice cream, special treats, and nail services to enhance your pet's experience.
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Overall rating
Hannah Wyman
Both of our dogs LOVED the pool! Not many other dog daycares have that to offer. The owner answered any questions we had and everything smelled and looked clean during our tour. Highly recommend!
Nova Nightshade
I wanted to like this place. However, the staff were unable to accomodate my high energy dog. She was able to jump the indoor barriers and I was told by staff that they would have to board her in a kennel if it continued. I dont really understand it when there are members of staff indoors to monitor - most of the time with the dogs. If I wanted to put her in a kennel for hours a day, I would just keep her home and save the money.
Damjan Pesut
Always send my frenchie here whenever I need a daycare they never fail to make me happy or my little guy Niko happy. And when you’re a dog owner that’s all you want a happy dog, and I can guarantee you they’ll make that happen while your out and about you don’t gotta worry about your little one.
Adam Yates
If I could give 0 stars I would. My girlfriend and I have been taking our dog to a different doggy daycare since we got him. We are moving and wanted to try happy paws since it will be closer to our new home. Our dog has had no problems at daycare and was always excited to go. The first time we took him to happy paws he was excited. But as time went on we started to notice that our dog would be reluctant to go in, his tail would be tucked and he would try to run to the door when we left him. When we checked the cameras on multiple occasions we saw our dog or others try to interact and be ignored by staff. We also saw people sitting or laying on the play structures. We were also frequently ignored ourselves when walking in to drop him off. Ultimately, we decided to try a different place again and on the first day we brought him in, he had full body shakes, his tail was tucked almost like he was traumatized from daycare. Something about happy paws messed up our dog pretty good and I’m worried what that might be…. (Now that he has had a few days at a different place, he is back to being excited and playful when entering daycare)
Sam Guenther
I’ve taken my pups here for boarding while I’m on long trips and they are lovely and really make my dogs feel at ease. My 4 year old shepherd has dog reactivity and they were able to accommodate him and isolate him with his 7 month old sister and keep them happy and safe. They paid attention to them and so when I called for updates I could just say their names and they knew instantly who they were. They let me leave their favorite treats but you can also schedule treats and special things including baths, swim time, and nail trims and ice cream. It’s not too expensive, around $55 per head per night before add ons but worth every penny to ensure they’re safe.
