Plain and Fancy Pet Salon

06/10/2026

Standard Poodle. It's ok he simply got caught in a yawn, but still looks fierce.

Groom by Sarah Reynolds Marsh

06/01/2026

BREAKING NEWS: We found one! 🚨
A mythical creature appeared at the salon today: A Shih Tzu. In FULL coat. With ZERO mats.

Groomer Abby Marsh

05/30/2026

Finding surprise knots in your dog’s coat? Our new blog explains why matting happens and how to stay ahead of it. Give it a read.

Keeping your dog's coat fluffy and tangle-free can feel like a full-time job. As a pet salon in Fort Myers, we see pet parents every day who brush constantly but still battle stubborn knots. This quick guide breaks down exactly why those tangles happen and the simple, stress-free routine you can use...

05/23/2026

Bringing a new pup home is exciting, but timing their first salon visit can be tricky. 🐶

Check out our quick guide to find out the ideal age window and simple signs your pup is ready to start.

Bringing a new puppy home is an exciting milestone, but knowing when they are ready for their first salon visit can be confusing. As a pet salon in Fort Myers, we focus on gentle, slow-paced introductions to ensure your pup builds a lifetime of confidence. Here's how to tell when your dog is ready t...

05/22/2026

Freestyle pet grooming and great graffiti are weirdly close cousins. Both take something “everyday” and turn it into a statement. Different canvas, same spirit.

Lexi Art. Groom by Sarah Reynolds Marsh

05/22/2026

The short beard/chin is in. Easier to dry after drinking. Its just so cute too!

05/22/2026

Danny wuz here!

05/22/2026

Journey and Plain and Fancy Pet Salon reflecting this Memorial Day Weekend. We remember the fallen.

Cut-n-Color by Abbey

05/21/2026

Osso wuz here!

Groomer Sarah Reynolds Marsh

05/15/2026

Ever wonder why some dogs just "click" at the groomers while others struggle? The secret isn’t a special treat–it’s actually you! 🐾

Check out our latest post for the one simple change you can make at drop-off to help your pet feel calm.

If you've ever dropped your pup off for a haircut and felt your heart sink because they were shaking or pulling back toward the door, you aren't alone. As owners, our natural instinct is to lean in and whisper, "It's okay baby, I'll be back soon."But after almost two decades of greeting dogs at our....