Cats & dogs · Mesa, AZ

A fresh cut.
A little spunk.

Full-service grooming, baths and tidy-ups for your four-legged companion. By appointment only.

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The grooming menu

Fresh from nose to toes.

All services

Full-service grooming

Full-service grooming — pre-groom consultation, bath, blow dry, brush out, ear cleaning, nail trim, and haircut

Bath, blow dry & brush out
Ear cleaning & nail trim
Haircut

Consider this option when you're looking for both coat cleaning and a haircut. Before your appointment, think about the length you prefer and how much brushing you can manage at home. A reference photo can help explain a style, though the right choice depends on your pet's coat and its condition.

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Bath and blow dry

A wash and dry when a haircut isn't what you're after.

If your main concern is a coat that needs cleaning rather than shortening, start here. When enquiring, mention your pet's coat length, any tangles and any known skin sensitivities. Don't assume that a bath includes the other elements of a full groom; discuss the care you're looking for when arranging the visit.

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Deshedding

Coat care focused on loose hair.

Finding loose coat on the sofa or collecting in your pet's brush? Deshedding addresses loose hair rather than choosing a shorter haircut. Shedding is a normal process, and grooming does not stop it altogether. Describe what you're noticing and ask whether this service suits your pet's coat. Sudden hair loss, bald patches or irritated skin warrant veterinary advice.

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Sanitary trims

A targeted tidy-up around sanitary areas.

Longer hair can collect mess around areas used for toileting. A sanitary trim focuses on that practical concern rather than an all-over change of style. Explain where hair is becoming difficult to keep clean, and mention any tenderness before booking. Trimming is grooming care, not treatment for a skin problem; soreness or persistent soiling may need a veterinarian's assessment.

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Pad and face trimming

Smaller trims for those finishing details.

Ask about this option when hair around the paws or face is your main concern. Be specific about whether you mean hair between the pads, around the eyes or along the muzzle. These are sensitive areas, so avoid trying to cut close to skin or eyes at home, especially if your pet moves suddenly or the hair is tangled.

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Nail trimming and grinding

Nail trimming and grinding are available.

Trimming shortens the nail; grinding can smooth its edge. Tell the shop if your pet dislikes having paws touched or has had difficulty with nail care before. Nail length and the position of the quick affect how much can safely be removed. A broken, bleeding or painful nail needs veterinary advice rather than a routine grooming appointment.

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Before the fresh look

A little planning. Then grooming.

Choose your care
Browse the menu for a full groom, a bath or a smaller tidy-up. You don't need to know grooming terminology: describe the result you're hoping for, whether that's less loose hair, a cleaner coat or a shorter style. Note any areas where brushing catches. Avoid pulling at tight mats or cutting them out with scissors, as skin can be caught beneath the hair.
Talk it through
Call to discuss your pet's coat, handling needs and the service you're considering. Useful details include whether your pet is a cat or dog, their approximate size, their last groom and any sensitivities or previous grooming difficulties. Ask about preparation requirements, the expected visit length and the price for the care discussed. Share health concerns rather than assuming a routine groom can address them.
Arrange a visit
Call to arrange an appointment before coming in; all grooming is by appointment. You can also request a callback through the contact form. Booking is handled manually, so an enquiry is a starting point, not a confirmed appointment. Agree on the service, date, arrival time and pickup arrangements with the shop before travelling. Ask what you should bring and whether any records are needed.

Who we groom

Cats & dogs

Visit planning

Appointment only

Days closed

Sunday & Monday

Flea and tick treatments and grooming for animals other than cats and dogs are not offered. If you notice fleas or ticks, speak with your veterinarian about suitable treatment and contact the shop before arranging grooming.

Spunky Cuts is a grooming shop for cats and dogs in Mesa. Jeremy got into pet grooming because he enjoys it. Read more about Spunky Cuts, or visit the FAQ for guidance on service choices, preparation and questions to ask before your first appointment.

Find your fresh start

Let's talk grooming.

9906 E Strobe Ave
Mesa, AZ

By appointment only. Closed Sunday and Monday.

Use the address link to plan your route once your appointment is arranged. If you're unsure which service to choose, explain your pet's coat and your main concern when you call.

Call to book your grooming appointment.

Call 778 654 3343 Send an enquiry

Prefer to request a callback? Include your name, phone number, your pet's details and the service you're considering in the contact form.

A fresh cut. A little spunk.