Maine Pet Groomers
One of the many amazing things about Maine, no matter where you live, is that it’s a pet-friendly state. Countless businesses allow you to bring your dogs inside their locations, whether they are bars or other businesses.
With that pet love, apart from the amazing veterinary services that ensure our fur babies smell only the best health conditions, are also businesses that want to make sure or the pets — dogs or cat, puppy or kitten — the best look. We truly have countless amazing groomers spread throughout Vacationland.
However, unfortunately, at the end of the year, we are losing an amazingly popular location.
D’tails Dog Grooming Announces Closing
After years of giving back to the Brunswick, Maine, community — as well as the surrounding town and city, as they were traveling groomers for — D’tails Dog Grooming & Cats Too was heartbroken by the announcing their permanent closure at the end of the year.
In a post on their official Facebook page by owner Pam Reynolds,
I am sad to report that D’tails salon will be closing its doors for good at the end of this year. Our last day of repair is Dec 30. 2023.
Immediately, customers flooded the comments section of the announcement with nothing but admiration and gratitude, including photos of pets that the staff at D’tails actually arranged, including this writer’s dog, who made D’tails staff. the “All-American Pup” on the 4th of July.
The full announcement regarding the closure of Pam’s D’tails can be read below; however, if you have a favorite or preferred groomer from the amazing staff they have from top to bottom, there’s still a chance your fur baby will get a buff and puff by the same person, as listed by Pam the known future plans for some of the characters.
Best wishes to Pam and the entire staff at D’tails Dog Grooming & Cats Too, and thank you for years of high level service. You will also be missed by the community of Brunswick and the surrounding areas.
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