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Your Groomer

Thoughtful, low-stress grooming focused on safety, patience, and your dog’s comfort. As an academy trained groomer, I started my business as a house call dog groomer that I began in 2018. I saw the stresses of a salon, the wait time and the unfamiliar area and the dreaded car rides. I chose house call, because it’s a one on one experience in the comfort of their own home. The grooming experience should be organic and grow naturally. This always allows for parent interaction as well.

My future plan is to add a van to my service area, as well as keep housecall. (prices will reflect)

I love learning the behavior as well as give a little advice on anything I notice that may affect the health of the pup. This is a relationship to me, a sort of extension of my “family”.

A side-by-side, top-down photographic scene showing two grooming stages on a large, neutral rug: on the left, a slightly scruffy cocker spaniel with longer fur, and on the right, the same dog freshly groomed with a neat trim and clean, feathered ears. Between the two, a neatly arranged set of portable grooming tools, including a comb, scissors, nail grinder, and travel-sized shampoo, lies on a folded towel, representing the full house call grooming process. Soft, even window light from above-right creates minimal shadows and consistent color, ideal for clearly showing before-and-after detail. The photographic realism, balanced composition, and gentle Sarasota-coastal color palette combine to create a clear, educational, and reassuring visual for clients considering in-home grooming services.

Our nervous rescue relaxed right away; being groomed at home made the whole experience peaceful, safe, and easy.

— Aya Nakamura