490 Oak St
Lapeer, MI 48446 - Lapeer County
(810) 245-3901
About Amy's Place of Dog Grooming:
Nail Trimming, Pet Grooming & Boarding .
Established in 2008, Amy's Place of Dog Grooming is located at 490 Oak St in Lapeer, MI - Lapeer County and is a business listed in the categories Pet Grooming & Boarding Services, Dog & Cat Grooming & Boarding, Pet Foods Equipment & Supplies, Pet Boarding & Grooming, Pet Shop Supplies, Pet Products & Services, Specialty Animal Services, Pet Products, Grooming Services and Pet Products & Services Franchises. After you do business with Amy's Place of Dog Grooming, please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to Amy's Place of Dog Grooming.
Categories: Pet Grooming & Boarding Services, Dog & Cat Grooming & Boarding, Pet Foods Equipment & Supplies, Pet Boarding & Grooming, Pet Shop Supplies, Pet Products & Services, Specialty Animal Services, Pet Products, Grooming Services and Pet Products & Services Franchises
Women Owned
Year Started: 2008
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- Aquarium Care
- Bathing
- Beds & Bedding
- Brushing
- Cages & Carriers
- Canidae
- Cat Food
- Cats & Kittens
- Chickens
- Clinics
- Cooling
- Daily Exercise
- Day Care
- Dog Food
- Dog Runs
- Dog Sales
- Fish & Invertebrates
- Fish Supplies
- Flea Bathing
- Garden Supplies
- Grooming Supplies
- Hand Scissoring
- Heated Facilities
- Indoor Play Areas
- Indoor Runs
- Insecticides
- Kennels
- Large Animals
- Lodging
- Mammals
- Marine Fish
- Medicine
- Nail Trims
- Nails Trimmed
- Rabbits
- Reef Systems
- Reptiles
- Shots
- Suites
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Reviews for Amy's Place of Dog Grooming:
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Compliment from Wendy Arnold Lapeer, MI10 months agoI have taken our Aussie to several groomers. Amy’s Place beats them all!
