What a touch up covers
Hair grows fastest where it causes the most trouble. Fur over the eyes blocks your pup's view, long hair between the paw pads collects sand and burrs, and a fuzzy back end is not hygienic. A touch up takes care of those three areas without a full haircut.
- Face: a tidy around the eyes and muzzle
- Feet: neat paws and trimmed pads
- Fanny: a clean, hygienic trim around the back end
Perfect between full grooms
Touch ups are popular with doodle, poodle, shih tzu and yorkie owners who want to stretch the time between full grooms. They are quicker than a full groom, gentle on your pup and kind to your budget. You can add a bath or a nail trim to the same visit.
As with every service, Amanda works one-on-one in a calm space, so even quick visits are relaxed ones.
How pricing works
Touch up prices depend on your dog's size and coat. Amanda confirms the price with you when she accepts your request.
Serving Palmetto and nearby towns
Amanda's shop is at 2421 29th Ave E in Palmetto, and pups come from Palmetto, Bradenton, Ellenton, Parrish, Ruskin, Rubonia and Wimauma. She is open Tuesday to Friday from 9 AM to 4 PM, Saturday from 9 AM to 2 PM and Sunday from 9 AM to 12 PM.
Common questions
How often should my dog get a touch up?
Many owners book a touch up halfway between full grooms, around every three to four weeks.
Can I get just the face trimmed?
Yes. Say what you would like in your request and Amanda will do just that.
Is a sani trim the same as a fanny trim?
They are close. A sani trim focuses on the hygienic areas. Amanda can do either on its own or as part of a touch up.
Can I add a bath?
Yes. Many pups get a bath and a touch up together.
