Apricot doodle, summer tidy
Heavy undercoat, Texas humidity, and a family that still wanted the ears. We shortened the body, kept the face soft, and sent them out before the afternoon rain.
Dog Grooming of Texas, L.L.C.
A Loop 336 bath that still treats the dog like a guest
Suite I on N Loop 336 W in Conroe — clippers, a tub, and Daniel Todd Kana on the other end of the phone. Leave a number; we call you back.
Suite IConroe, Texas
Who we are
Conroe keeps the clippers, we keep the manners
DOG GROOMING OF TEXAS is a working salon, not a warehouse of crates. Daniel Todd Kana grooms in Suite I at 1211 N Loop 336 W — one door, one table, one dog at a time.
Suite ILoop 336 West
ConroeMontgomery County
DanielOwner on the floor
CallbackWe dial you
Recent coats
Coats that left Suite I looking like themselves
We do not invent a show trim the owner never asked for. The job is the dog you live with — cleaner, cooler, still recognizably yours.
Terrier mix, first clip
Nails first, then a slow introduction to the dryer. The owner picked up a dog that could see again — not a shaved stranger.
Double-coat bath only
Some days the right call is wash, blow, and leave the scissors in the drawer. We say so before the water runs.
Two-dog household
Same window, two tables of patience. Leave both numbers if someone else is driving to pickup.
From the leash
Notes owners left after pickup
He still smelled like himself, just cleaner. That is the whole assignment.
Conroe owner · doodle
I left a number at lunch. Daniel called before I had parked at the Loop.
Pickup from Suite I
No crate maze. One table, one person who actually held the clippers.
Montgomery County
Why Suite I
Salon table versus a driveway hose
Driveway hose
- Water, soap, and a dog that never dries in time
- Mats you notice a week later
- No one to say “leave the ears”
Dog Grooming of Texas
- One table in Suite I, not a line of crates
- You leave a number; we call you back
- Trim that still looks like your dog
Big-box chute
- Drop-off lottery on who holds the clippers
- A breed card instead of a conversation
- Pickup windows you wait through
On the slip
What a Texas tidy actually costs
Price follows coat, not a laminated poster. Leave a number — we quote after we hear breed, last groom, and how brave they are with the dryer.
Bath lane
Wash & blow-dry
Shampoo, rinse, dryer, and a brush-out that does not pretend to be a haircut.
Ask when you call
Clip lane
Full tidy
Body, feet, face, sanitary. Nails and ears ride along unless you say otherwise.
Ask when you call
Household
Two dogs, one window
Same afternoon if both coats allow it. We will tell you if they should be split.
Ask when you call
What we do
The four stations between the door and the leash
Short menu. If your dog needs a vet, we say so. If they only need a bath, we do not upsell a show clip.
Lead station
Full clip & tidy
Length you asked for, face you still recognize, and a dryer that does not become a wrestling match.
Bath & blow-dry
Coat wash, thorough dry, brush-out — the Texas humidity version.
Nails, ears, pads
The small jobs that keep the walk comfortable between full grooms.
Puppy introduction
Short, calm first visits so the table does not become a story they dread.