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Client: ____________________ Pet: ____________________ Location: your driveway Since: 2016

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We bring the tub.

Platinum Mobile Grooming is a husband and wife van that has been working Yukon and the Oklahoma City metro since 2016. Warm water, a real tub, a real dryer and a real table, all of it parked at your curb. Your pet is the only one in the van.

A pomeranian with a pink towel wrapped on its head being combed after a bath

Attached: after the bath, before the brush out

Tick what your dog needs

This is the same sheet we fill in at the curb. Tick the rows that apply, watch the chart mark up, then copy the list into a text or read it to us on the phone. Nothing here is a commitment and nothing here is a quote.

Fig. 1 / Coat chart
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The order it happens in

A groom is a sequence, and skipping a step shows up two steps later. This is how the van works a full appointment from the moment the side door opens.

  1. 01

    Say hello, look at the coat

    Before anything gets wet we run hands through the coat and find the mats, the hot spots and the places your dog does not want touched. That decides the plan.

  2. 02

    Rough brush and nail work

    Loose coat comes off dry, nails come down first while your dog is fresh and standing still.

  3. 03

    Warm bath in the van tub

    Raised tub, hand sprayer, warm water from the van's own heater. Rinsed twice, because leftover shampoo is what makes a coat itch later.

  4. 04

    High velocity dry

    The dryer lifts water and dead undercoat out at the same time. This is the step that separates a mobile groom from a bath at home.

  5. 05

    Line brush, then the trim

    Brushed out to the skin, then scissors and clippers to whatever length you asked for. This is the slow part and it is the part you are paying for.

  6. 06

    Ears, eyes, feet, finish

    Ears cleaned, eye area tidied, feet and pads squared off, and one last look over before your dog walks back to the door.

Notes on file Operating since 2016

Who is in the van

Two people. A husband and a wife. That is the entire staff list, and it has been the entire staff list since 2016.

It means the same hands work your dog every visit. Dogs notice that. The nervous ones, the old ones and the ones who have had a bad haircut somewhere else notice it most, because there is no new stranger to size up each time.

It also means the calendar is finite. One van can only sit in one driveway at a time, so the metro gets covered a neighborhood at a time and standing appointments go first. If you want a regular slot, ask for one early.

Ask about your street

A woman brushing an australian shepherd puppy on a patio beside a brick wall

Proof sheet

What the steps on the sheet actually look like. These frames are placeholders. Your own dogs replace them one for one.

A freshly trimmed cream shih tzu in a red floral bandana on a pink backdrop
Finished trim01
A spaniel mid shampoo with lather across its head
The bath02
A damp yorkshire terrier wrapped in a pale blue towel licking its nose
Towel dry03
A cream terrier smiling outdoors while a hand works clippers behind its ears
Clipper work, outside04
A freshly trimmed shih tzu sitting on a bright yellow backdrop
After05
An immaculately scissored apricot toy poodle with a sculpted topknot
Breed trim06

Questions that come up on the phone

Do I need to be home?
Someone needs to hand the pet over and take it back at the end. Beyond that you are free. Most people go back inside and get on with their day while the van works.
Do you need my water or my power?
No. The van carries its own water, heats it on board and runs its own power. All it needs is a reasonably flat place to park near the house.
What if my dog hates the groomer?
Tell us before we start. A lot of the fear a dog carries into a groom is about the car ride, the lobby and the other dogs, and a mobile appointment removes all three. Beyond that we go at the pace the animal will accept and we stop when stopping is the right call.
My dog is badly matted. Is that a problem?
It is common and it is fixable, but comfort comes first. Some mats brush out and some have to be shaved off. We will tell you which one you are looking at before anything is cut, not after.
Do you take cats?
Yes. Brushing, nails and de-matting. A van is often an easier place for a cat than a shop because there is no waiting room and no dogs on the other side of a wall.
How do I book?
Call or text the number on this page, or send an email with your pet's breed and what you are after. Online booking is handled through MoeGo.
Where do you go?
The van is based in Yukon and works the Oklahoma City metro. If you are not certain you are in range, ask. It is a two minute phone call.

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Booking slip Platinum Mobile Grooming / Yukon, OK
Call or text(405) 916-2859

The quickest way to find out if we already run your street.

Emailpmgokc@gmail.com

Send the breed, the coat length and your sheet from above.

AreaYukon and the OKC metro

Based in Yukon, Oklahoma. Online booking runs through MoeGo.