Bath & Nails
A refreshing bath with a professional nail trim.
Best for
Well-maintained dogs needing a clean-up — and a gentle first visit for dogs new to grooming.
Typically includes
- Full bath with dog-safe shampoo
- Blow dry and brush-out
- Nail trim
Services
Everything Simba’s offers
Six services, all performed by Valeria herself. Prices depend on your dog, so each one ends the same way — a quick call and a real quote.
Full Groom
The complete package — bath, haircut, and finishing touches.
Best for
Dogs needing a haircut or breed-specific trim. The most popular choice for long, curly, or breed-standard coats.
Typically includes
- Bath with shampoo and conditioner
- Blow dry and brush-out
- Haircut or breed-specific styling
- Nail trim
- Ear cleaning
Deshedding
A targeted treatment that lifts out the built-up undercoat.
Best for
Double-coated breeds — Huskies, Goldens, German Shepherds, Labs, Corgis. Especially worthwhile in spring and summer.
Typically includes
- Deshedding shampoo and conditioner
- High-velocity blow dry
- Deshedding brush and tool work
Flea & Tick Treatment
A protective treatment worked in during the bath.
Best for
Dogs that have been exposed, or owners wanting a preventative wash.
Typically includes
- Specialised flea and tick shampoo or topical treatment
Not a replacement for vet-prescribed flea prevention. A severe infestation should be seen by a veterinarian first.
Deep Ear Cleaning
Gentle, thorough removal of trapped wax, debris, and moisture.
Best for
Floppy-eared breeds, dogs prone to ear infections, and dogs that swim.
Typically includes
- Careful cleaning of the ear canal
- Performed with veterinary-informed handling
A grooming service, not a medical treatment. Odour, discharge, pain, or head-shaking should be seen by a vet.
Gland Expulsion
Relief for dogs with uncomfortable or impacted anal glands.
Best for
Dogs that scoot, lick at the base of the tail, or seem uncomfortable sitting. Some need it every 4–8 weeks; others rarely.
Typically includes
- External expression only
Severely impacted or infected glands are a veterinary matter, and Valeria will say so.
Pricing
Why there is no price list
A fixed menu would mean charging a matted Goldendoodle the same as a short-coated Beagle. Instead, Valeria quotes each dog on what the work actually takes:
- Size and weight — more dog means more product, time, and handling
- Breed and coat type — dense, curly, and long coats take longer
- Coat condition — matted coats need de-matting time, which may add a fee
- Temperament — anxious or reactive dogs are given more time, not less
- Services chosen — ear cleaning and gland expression are usually add-ons
To get a quote, have your dog’s breed, rough weight, coat type, and the service you have in mind ready. That is usually enough for a number on the spot.