Grand Terrace sits between Colton and Riverside along I-215, a short drive from Animal Kingdom’s Colton shop on Via Lata. Call or text 951-367-5200, or book online.
It is a compact, mostly residential city with Blue Mountain rising behind it. Dogs here split their time between backyards, neighborhood walks and dry hillside trails.
That hillside means foxtails in late spring and summer, and the valley location means real summer heat. Both are good reasons to keep coats neat and nails short.
Grand Terrace · San Bernardino County
What Grand Terrace dogs come in for.
Backyard dog baths
Basic Baths from $35+ for small dogs, with a blueberry facial, brush, nail trim and ear cleaning.
Hillside foxtail trims
Tidy feet, ears and armpits before trail season.
Puppy first visits
A bath and nail trim to get a young dog used to the sounds of the shop.
$5 nail trims
Keep nails short between grooms.
Local notes
Good to know in Grand Terrace.
Hot afternoons
Grand Terrace is on the valley floor. Walk early and keep dogs in shade or air conditioning in the afternoon.
Dry hills
The slopes above town dry out by early summer. Check your dog after hillside walks.
Close to Colton
The Colton shop is the closer of the two Animal Kingdom locations.
Questions
Grand Terrace grooming questions.
For more, see all 35 dog grooming questions or the full price list.
Which Animal Kingdom shop is closest to Grand Terrace?
The Colton shop, at 937 S. Via Lata #300, just up I-215. Call or text 951-367-5200, or book online.
How old should my puppy be for a first groom?
Ask your vet when your puppy’s vaccinations are far enough along, often around three to four months. A first visit can be a simple bath and nail trim.
What is in a Basic Bath?
Bath, blueberry facial, brush, nail trim, and ear cleaning, from $35+ for small dogs.
Bleeding nail, a hot spot, limping, a cut, or a dog that seems unwell? Call your veterinarian. Heavy panting, collapse or vomiting on a hot day can be heatstroke: move your dog to shade, wet it with cool (not ice-cold) water and get to a vet right away.
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