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We run grooming routes across Harrison, Jackson, and Hancock counties — roughly everything between Bay St. Louis and Gautier, from the beach up to Saucier. Here’s how the routes work and how to get your street on one.
Harrison County: Gulfport, Biloxi, Long Beach, Pass Christian, D’Iberville, and Saucier — the heart of the route, covered most days of the week.
Jackson County: Ocean Springs and Gautier, on our east-Coast route days across the bay.
Hancock County: Bay St. Louis and Diamondhead, on our west-Coast route days.
Live between the dots — Lyman, Woolmarket, Latimer, St. Martin, Kiln, Waveland? Call us. The van passes through most of the Coast every week, and if we can reach you safely and park level, we can groom your dog.
Mobile grooming runs on routes: we group appointments by area so the van spends its day grooming instead of driving. That’s good for you three ways. First, recurring clients get a standing slot — same rotation, every 4–8 weeks, without rebooking. Second, neighbors booking the same day is the most efficient appointment we can run, so if your street or neighborhood group has multiple dogs, mention it — we prioritize multi-stop streets when building routes. Third, tighter routes mean faster scheduling: the more clients in your area, the more often the van is nearby for things like quick nail trims.
Grooming on the Gulf Coast isn’t generic. Beach sand migrates into undercoats and stays there. Salt water leaves skin dry and itchy a day after the swim. Humidity keeps double coats blowing out from March to November, and flea season barely takes a holiday. Our grooms are built around that reality — double baths, full high-velocity blow-outs, paw and pad checks for sandspurs — whether we’re parked on a beach block in Long Beach or up a gravel drive in Saucier.
Check published pricing, then call (228) 213-1364 or send a request with your city and your dog’s size. We’ll reply with the next route days for your area and an exact quote.