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Muddy Dogs Dog grooming salon in St Albans for small to medium sized dogs. Tuesday to Friday. Welcome to Muddy Dogs - the pooch pampering destination! It’s bath-time!

A small dog grooming salon. Here at Muddy Dogs we like to do things a little bit differently. Our groomers are professionally trained not only in fantastic styling but also in canine behavior and training. We like to think of grooming not only as a look good experience but a feel good one too, that’s why we take extra care in making sure our canine clients are comfortable and coping with the grooming process. We offer professional grooming services to Melbourne’s Western suburbs at our salon run by Kellie and the team. Our service range is extensive from traditional breed clips and pet clipping to sanitary services such as ear cleaning, nail trimming among others. We offer shampoo therapies for those dogs with specialized skin care requirements as well as flea control and brushing out services. At Muddy dogs we strive to give the best service to you and your companion all while keeping our pricing competitive. So what are you waiting for? We are part of a large network of pet care professionals. Get in touch with us and we will put you in contact with the right person for the job whether that is dog training, behaviour modification, dog walking, pet sitting, veterinary services, pet transport, rehabilitation, day care, boarding plus boarding and training, dog obedience clubs, pet supply products, nutrition and anything pet related around Melbourne.

19/05/2026

Hi, I’m Kellie from Muddy Dogs grooming salon in St Albans. I’m a small breed one on one groomer with over twenty years experience. I’m also a certified and qualified dog trainer and I’m small animal first aid certified.
I have the availability to take on new clients at this point.
Feel free to call me on 0425850842

Dog grooming salon in St Albans for small to medium sized dogs.

26/04/2026

Areeba (such a special little guy) popped in for a freshen up last week. I’m very lucky to have such sweet clients. ❤️
Muddy dogs was established in 2006 with over 20years of experience, also certified in small animal first aid and a professional dog trainer for more than 20years.
If your pooch is in need of a pamper session call or message 0425850842.

05/03/2026
🥰FOUND🥰My friends dog has disappeared from her backyard. If you see little Theo please contact the number. Deer Park are...
02/10/2024

🥰FOUND🥰
My friends dog has disappeared from her backyard.
If you see little Theo please contact the number. Deer Park area.

If you’re wanting something fun and different to do with your dog why not give Nose Works a try. It’s even great for dog...
20/05/2024

If you’re wanting something fun and different to do with your dog why not give Nose Works a try.
It’s even great for dogs that can be reactive.
❤️

Looking for something fun to do with your dog ?
There are still a few places left in the Introduction to K9 Nose Work course
commencing on Sunday 26th May.

Have you completed the Introduction course and ready to move onto Odour or just need a refresher ?
K9 Nose Work Introduction to Odour has a few spots still available.

Location:
Kepala Canine Country Club in Diggers Rest

Contact us for more information -
[email protected] or send us a message

I had a little guest speakers spot. 🥰
01/05/2024

I had a little guest speakers spot. 🥰

Some great tips here 😊
27/02/2024

Some great tips here 😊

I get asked a lot about Enrichment!

What is it?
Enrichment is giving your dog activities that can stimulate them mentally and/or physically, and essentially, just enrich their day!

What sort of dogs benefit from enrichment?
All of them! But more so your active and high energy dogs.

My top enrichment tip?
DITCH THE FOOD BOWL!!
Most people feed their dogs from a bowl and it’s gone in 2 seconds! Why not use their meal to your advantage?

Here are 5 ways you can give your dog enrichment, using their every day meal:

1) Toss their food in/around the backyard so they have to use their nose to find it!
2) Hide their food around the house so they have to use their nose to find it!
Start off simple so they get the idea and then make it harder for them once they’ve got the hang of it!
3) Feed them from treat toys!
There are so many different treat dispensing toys on the market these days, of varying price ranges! There’s also quite a few DIY treat toy ideas on the internet using common house hold items (e.g. muffin tin game & rolled up towels).
4) Feed them a bone or dehydrated item in replacement of their usual meal!
It’s common to give these items after or addition to a meal - your dog is not likely to be as interested if it’s given for dessert rather than their main!
5) Use their meal for training rewards throughout the day or night!
If your dog does something good e.g. is quiet and not barking, is settled on their mat/bed, keeps 4 feet on the floor and doesn’t jump up on you, toss or give them a bit of their meal as a reward until they’ve eaten all of their normal meal portion.

All of these super simple ideas can be great to help tire your dog out, to burn off excess energy, or just provide something a bit different in their day to day life 😊

Address

1/49 Lester Avenue
St Albans, VIC
3021

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