Rialto sits between Fontana and San Bernardino, along I-10 to the south and Route 210 to the north. Animal Kingdom’s Colton shop is a short drive away; call or text 951-367-5200, or book online.
North Rialto runs up toward the Lytle Creek wash, with open, sandy, brushy ground where foxtails and burrs thrive. The rest of the city is neighborhoods, yards and busy streets.
Rialto also catches its share of Santa Ana wind coming out of the Cajon Pass, so dusty coats and dry skin are a fall and winter regular.
Rialto · San Bernardino County
What Rialto dogs come in for.
Dusty-coat baths
A bath after windy weeks, with sensitive skin shampoo in the Royal Bath.
Burr and foxtail clean-ups
For dogs who explore the brushy ground on the north side.
Big-dog baths
Husky/Shep baths from $80+ for heavy double coats.
Dematting
Light mats worked out, $10-$60. Severe mats may need to be clipped.
Local notes
Good to know in Rialto.
Wind
Santa Ana gusts out of the Cajon Pass hit Rialto hard. Brush out dust afterward and watch for dry, flaky skin.
Heat
Summer afternoons regularly top 100°F here. Walk early and late.
Fleas
Mild winters keep fleas active much of the year. Ask your vet about prevention.
Questions
Rialto grooming questions.
For more, see all 35 dog grooming questions or the full price list.

Is there a dog groomer near Rialto?
Animal Kingdom’s Colton shop at 937 S. Via Lata #300 is a short drive east. Call or text 951-367-5200, or book online.
What does it cost to bathe a husky or German shepherd?
A Basic Bath for a husky or shepherd is $80+, and a Royal Bath is $85+. Deshedding can be added for $10-$60.
Can you remove mats from my dog’s coat?
Light mats can often be worked out as a dematting service, $10-$60. Severe matting close to the skin usually has to be clipped short for the dog’s comfort.
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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