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SisiDog salon · Neuenhof AG

Dog grooming in Neuenhof AG

Your dog walks in calm — and leaves happy.

A small salon, one dog per appointment. Plenty of time, no rush, no barking waiting room — anxious dogs are welcome here.

One dog per appointmentAppointments from 7 amGentle handling, never force
Freshly groomed dog at the salon
Opening hoursTue – Fri 08:00 – 18:00
Sat 08:00 – 14:00
Closed Mon & Sun

How it works

Four steps, no surprises

01

Send a request

Fill in the form: your dog, what's needed, two preferred dates.

02

A quick call back

We go through the coat, its condition and how much time your dog really needs.

03

The appointment

One dog in the salon. Breaks when he needs them. You get a message when he's ready.

04

Pick-up

A photo, home care tips and, if you like, the next appointment straight away.

Eliza working at the salon

About Eliza

“A dog decides in the first two minutes whether he's safe here. I always take those two minutes.”

I'm Eliza. I've been washing, clipping and brushing dogs for years — and every one of them still teaches me something. In my salon I work with one dog per appointment: no crates, no queue, no noise.

A frightened dog gets time. A dog who only needs his nails done is back outside in fifteen minutes. And if something's wrong with skin or coat, I'll tell you — honestly, before it gets expensive.

German · Polish · EnglishJust use whichever is easier for you.
Fixed time slotsNo dog waits around for hours.
Puppy first visitsShort, positive, without the full programme.

Training & experience

15 years of hands on dogs

Expertise is the foundation — the rest is attitude. Every dog comes here as the only guest, is groomed at his own pace and treated as if he were my own.

“With heart instead of haste — and patience for those who need it.”

15years in the trade
Every dog is the only guestNo conveyor belt: one dog per appointment, breaks whenever he needs them, cuddles included — and never by force.
Over 15 years of experienceThousands of dogs and every coat type — from Maltese to Bernese Mountain Dog.
Certified further trainingCourses with internationally awarded groomers — kept up to date.
Eva Wang · world champion, Hong KongCutting and stripping technique learned straight from a world champion.

Gallery

Before and after

Real dogs from the salon — photos follow after the first appointments.

Dog from the salon — before/after 1
Dog from the salon — before/after 2
Dog from the salon — before/after 3
Dog from the salon — before/after 4

Voices

What dog owners saySample text

Placeholders for the draft — real feedback goes here after the first appointments.

“My terrier normally shakes during blow-drying. Here he just lay down.”

Sandra & Buddy

“Finally someone who takes the time and explains why something is done.”

Marc & Nala

“On time, spotless, friendly — and the price is right.”

Petra & Lumpi

Common questions

Before you ask

How often should my dog be groomed?

Every 6 to 12 weeks depending on the coat. At the first appointment we'll tell you the rhythm that suits your dog.

My dog is anxious. Is that still fine?

Yes. We plan more time, take breaks and stop before it becomes too much. Sometimes the first appointment is just getting acquainted.

How do I pay?

Cash or Twint at the salon.

What if I have to cancel?

Let us know at least 24 hours ahead — then it's free and someone else can take the slot.

Request an appointment

Tell us about your dog

We'll come back to you within one working day with a specific time.

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