Austin Pet Stylist

Jade at Austin Pet Stylist was the very first person/place that my dog, Ghost, ever went to get groomed. He is a stellar dog at the groomer because they gave him a great experience for years. I would still be going to them if I had not moved, but I wanted to come here and thank them for all of the years they spent working on his husky-thick coat. He looked beautiful every single time and came back a happy boy. I know he has always been chatty and I can’t think them enough for putting up with that. I owe everything to the care and dedication they put into working with him.

Juno looks great after his light trim today! I drove 20+ miles to take him here and I don't regret it. Kylie was awesome. She really listened to how I wanted him to look and gave individualized feedback when I picked him up. Love!

Amazing salon! This is the first groomer in ATX who has been able to handle our Pomeranian properly and give him a perfect bath and groom every single time. Highly recommended, especially if you have a Pomeranian!

We love Austin Pet Stylist, and would highly recommend them to anyone looking for a safe, kind and top quality groomer. Their prices are reasonable, their communication is great and the salon is a welcoming, inclusive place. We have brought two Pomeranians here (one with coat issues, and one who is a bit of a handful) and have received the best care. Pomeranians are a notoriously hard breed to groom, due to their double coat, and if not groomed and cared for correctly, they can actually lose their fur. I spent a lot of time researching groomers in Austin, and felt very lucky to get in with Jade. We actually live about a hour away, and make a morning out of grooming every month. Not only does Jade give the best cuts, but she is passionate about animals and even teaches a pet CPR class. Ja

Loved visiting this salon! Plenty of parking and the facility itself was VERY clean. The layout for the groomers and the client pups was thoughtful in design and execution. The stylist groomers I met were on their game. I found them to be well trained, professional, smart, relaxed, well intentioned, respectful of humans and canines, and in control of their stations, as well as the broader environment for the best possible experience for each individual dog. I overheard and observed an interaction between the owner and one groomer regarding a CPR/first aid class that was to be conducted the following day (Sunday) on-site at the salon, to be given to students by the owner. The content of the conversation itself and the care expressed between the owner and her staff member reflected gre