300 S Venoy Rd
Westland, MI 48186 - Wayne County
(734) 721-6810
About Kim's Suds 'n' Shears:
Pet Grooming, Boarding, Pet Day Care .
Kim's Suds 'n' Shears is located at 300 S Venoy Rd in Westland, MI - Wayne County and is a business listed in the categories Pet Sitting Services, Pet Boarding & Grooming, Grooming Services and Pet Grooming & Boarding Services and offers Boarding, Day Care, Spa Packages, Home Pet Sitting, Pet Spa, Self Service Bathing, Visits, Kennels, Pet Resort, Salon, Cages etc. After you do business with Kim's Suds 'n' Shears, please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to Kim's Suds 'n' Shears.
Categories: Pet Sitting Services, Pet Boarding & Grooming, Grooming Services and Pet Grooming & Boarding Services
Service Features: Cageless, cage free, No Cages
Location Features: Individual Facilities
Special Hours: In-Home Services, House Calls, home, Mobile Services
Products: Cages
Services: Boarding, Day Care, Spa Packages, Home Pet Sitting, Pet Spa, Self Service Bathing, Visits, Kennels, Pet Resort, Salon, Suites, Do It Yourself, Home Pet Care, In Home Pet Sitting, in your space, Self Serve, Self Service Pet Wash, Self Wash, ADOPTIONS
Payment Mode: Credit Card
Groups Served: Canidae, Canine, Dogs, Puppies
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- Animal Hospital
- Avian
- Bathing
- Birds
- Boarding Kennel
- Canidae
- Cat Grooming
- Climate Controlled
- Clinics
- DAYCARE
- Dog Runs
- Dog Walking
- doggie day care
- Doggies
- Dogs & Puppies
- Exercising
- Group
- Heated Facilities
- Home Pet Sitting
- Indoor Play Areas
- Kitty Condos
- Large Animals
- Livestock
- Medical Services
- Medicine
- Outdoor Runs
- Overnight Stays
- Pet Resort
- Pocket Pets
- Puppy Sales
- Ranch Animals
- Recreation Areas
- Self Wash
- Shots
- Small Pets
- Spa Packages
- Tick Control
- Vaccinations
- Veterinary Care
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