5 Great Pet Groomers Near The Upper West Side, According To Yelpers

UPPER WEST SIDE, NY — The Westminster Dog Show has come and gone (shoutout to Best in Show winner Rumor the German Shepherd) but pampering your pet is in style year-round. Does your pet need a bath, styling, or general makeover?

Here are three great Upper West Side spots for you to get your pet groomed, according to the crowd wisdom of Yelp users:

Releash NYC — 100 Riverside Blvd.

Yelp reviewer Amy L said: "I take my dog Mia for grooming and they always do a wonderful job. Prices are par for the course for groomers in this area.The service is always responsive, caring and top-notch.You'll see that the storefront is completely new - with the best selection of high-end dog apparel, accessories and beds."

Bark Avenue Grooming — 167 W. 83rd St.

Jessie P says Bark Avenue is like a spa for your dog: "The groomer here is wonderful. Your dog will always come home looking his/her best and completely refreshed. If you are looking for a Spa Day for your pet, look no further than Bark Avenue."

A Cut Above Pet Stylists — 143 W. 69th St.

Yelper Lorna C said: "Every Time my I take my Lexie to get her hair cut she's always nicely groomed. They cut her hair exact to my request. She always seems like she's having a lot of fun w/other dogs when I come to pick her up. The staff is friendly and the place is clean...."

Good Dog! Private Pet Grooming (Serves Upper West Side and surrounding area)

Yelp reviewer S Y said her Sheltie looked great after grooming: "It was Alex's first time with a groomer (9 month old Sheltie) and Maria was wonderful. The whole experience was great, highly recommend her for your doggie grooming needs!"

Biscuits & Bath — 160 Riverside Blvd.

Yelp reviewer Dyanna B says her dog's mohawk looks great: "My little guy Horton (shih tzu mix) loves Katerina- when we moved from Texas it was difficult to find someone who gave him the same quality Mohawk style that he used to get in Austin, but she does a fantastic job and always pays attention to how I like him to be cut."

Did we miss a great neighborhood pet groomer? Let us known by commenting below.

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