Calling All Paws

Grooming salon on North Jones Boulevard for dogs and for rabbits, ferrets and guinea pigs, run by a certified pet stylist since 2001.

Open now, closes 5:00 pm

232 N Jones Blvd Ste 130Las Vegas, NV 89107(702) 234-2105

Services

Price depends on size, coat type and condition, and the services chosen.

Nails and Add-Ons

What Calling All Paws says

In their own words, from callingallpawsvegas.com, read October 9, 2026.

  • Nervous or anxious petsExperienced groomers can work with anxious or reactive dogs using specialized techniques.
  • Calm, low-stress settingWe provide a stress-free environment and tailored services to make sure we can cover the unique grooming needs of each dog.
  • How long a groom takesGrooming appointments typically take 2-4 hours depending on your pet's size, coat condition, and services requested.
  • PickupWe'll give you a call around 10-15 minutes before grooming is complete so you can pick up your pet on time

Hours

MondayClosed
Tuesday9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Wednesday9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Thursday9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Fridaytoday9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Saturday9:00 am to 5:00 pm
SundayClosed

Good to know

Calling All Paws has groomed pets in Las Vegas since 2001. The owner is a certified pet stylist and animal hygienist, and the team takes time to learn each pet's needs, especially pets that get anxious around people. Groomers also keep an eye out for things like skin irritation during the visit.

Along with dogs, the salon grooms rabbits, ferrets and guinea pigs, which most salons do not take. You drop your pet off, they check it in and assess it, and you get a call about 10 to 15 minutes before grooming is done so you can pick up on time.

There is no online scheduling; appointments are made by phone. Pets should be up to date on vaccinations, and let the salon know about any behavioural concerns.

Other groomers in Las Vegas

What grooming costs in Las Vegas: a full groom runs $40 to $100, median $70, across the 22 salons that price one.

Every groomer in Las Vegas, with which ones groom cats.

Between grooms

The basics for the weeks in between. Picked by PawsRx, not recommended by Calling All Paws.

  • Lick mats

    Lick mats

    Something to lick, stuck to the tub wall or the floor, keeps a lot of dogs still for a bath or a nail trim.

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  • Non-slip rugs and runners

    Non-slip rugs and runners

    Hard floors are where older dogs slip. A runner along their usual route gives them grip.

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