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Off the Leash Pet Grooming Inc.

Off the Leash Pet Grooming Inc.

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1362 Scarth St, Regina, Saskatchewan, S4R 2E8, Canada
(306) 546-4657 www.offleashgrooming.com
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Jul 9, 2018
I’m Very satisfied with Off the Leash Inc. The groomers are extremely friendly and handle my little fur babies with care, love and passion. My dog Mieska is 15 and gets very anxious at the groomers but always comes out looking her best with a smile on her face, they handled her with extraordinary care, patience, and love. They also groom my two cats, one being a long hair Siberian forest cat who’s hair gets frequently matted up, and the other one is supper aggressive, but they always come back healthy, happy and with an adorable tie or bow. Hands down this is the best groomer in Regina! :)

Jul 11, 2018
Great customer service. 1/2 of my dogs is very timid and Kayla works her magic when grooming her. I highly recommend this place to everyone. All staff is very knowledgeable and friendly. :)

Jul 17, 2018
You know when you say "Walk" to your dog, and they go nuts? If you say "Daycare" in front of my dog, he goes insane! He LOVES going to daycare, and Kayla grooms him once a month and he always looks/feels/smells amazing afterwards. Such an amazing, animal loving staff!!

Jun 16, 2018
There’s a reason OTL is the best in town! Kayla & her crew are passionate and professional, and are always looking for ways to go above and beyond for their clients. Their facility is extremely clean and a lot of work goes into making the shop as inviting as it is. I wouldn’t take my dogs anywhere else!

Jun 15, 2018
We take our dog here 3 x a week and love it! Prices are reasonable for day care, the dogs are taken good care of, and sometimes they will throw in a free bath if you're lucky! Would recommend to anyone who is looking for a daycare for their dog.

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