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dogging it

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nepean, ON

Additional Information

Dogging It offers professional dog daycare and grooming services in Ottawa. The team provides full-service grooming packages for dogs of all breeds and sizes, along with specialty treatments and a safe, stimulating daycare environment.

Specializes in

Dogs of all breeds and sizesStress-free grooming environmentFull-service grooming packages

Services

Dog daycareDog groomingFull grooming packagesNail trimmingEar cleaningDe-sheddingTick removalDe-skunkingExternal anal gland expressionBath and nails

Serving Ottawa

Additional information extracted from the firm's public website. Last updated: August 6, 2026

Contact Information

Phone: (613) 820-3647

Website: http://www.doggingit.net/

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How much does pet sitting cost in nepean?

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