Pet Grooming

Corning Animal Hospital offers professional pet grooming in Corning, NY for dogs and cats in a clean, veterinary-supervised environment. Our grooming services focus on both appearance and health, helping pets stay comfortable, clean, and well cared for with individualized attention during every visit.

What Is Professional Pet Grooming?

Pet grooming goes beyond keeping your pet looking their best—it plays an important role in maintaining skin, coat, ear, and nail health. Regular grooming can help prevent matting, detect skin or ear issues early, and support overall comfort, especially for pets with ongoing medical or mobility concerns.

At Corning Animal Hospital, grooming is performed with an understanding of each pet’s health history. Because grooming takes place in a veterinary setting, our team is able to recognize potential medical concerns and ensure pets receive appropriate care and attention throughout their appointment.

What Our Grooming Services Include

Our grooming appointments are tailored to each pet’s needs and owner preferences. Routine grooming services may include:

  • Bath and coat drying
  • Haircut or trim based on breed and owner request
  • Nail trimming
  • Ear cleaning
  • Anal sac expression

Our groomer is happy to consult with pet owners to discuss coat styles, maintenance needs, and any special considerations to ensure pets leave comfortable and well-groomed.

Pomeranian dog getting groomed

Why Regular Grooming Is Important

Routine dog grooming in Corning, NY and professional grooming for cats can support both comfort and health. Grooming appointments help maintain skin and coat condition while allowing early detection of potential issues. When grooming needs are neglected, pets may experience discomfort, infections, or skin irritation that could otherwise be addressed early. Benefits of regular pet grooming include:

Healthier skin and coat

Pet grooming comb shampoo

Reduced matting and discomfort

Magnifying glass paw print

Early detection of skin or ear problems

Pet soap with bubbles

Improved hygiene and odor control

Paw and plus sign

Support for pets with chronic skin conditions

Cat being brushed

Experienced Grooming with Veterinary Awareness

All grooming services at Corning Animal Hospital are provided by Michele Mihalko, our full-time professional groomer. Michele is a graduate of the Rochester Institute of Dog Grooming and has been grooming pets at Corning Animal Hospital since 1999. She stays current on grooming techniques and industry knowledge through ongoing education and conferences.

With decades of experience working within a veterinary environment, Michele is skilled at handling pets with a wide range of medical conditions. She often alerts pet owners and veterinary staff to skin changes, ear concerns, or other health issues noticed during grooming.

Pet Grooming FAQs

Do you groom both dogs and cats?

Yes. We provide grooming services for both dogs and cats.

Can pets with medical conditions be groomed?

Yes. Because grooming takes place in a veterinary setting, we can accommodate many pets with medical needs.

Is sedation available for anxious pets?

When necessary, our veterinarians can administer sedation to support stress-free grooming for dogs and cats.

How often should my pet be groomed?

Grooming frequency depends on breed, coat type, and lifestyle. Our team can help recommend an appropriate schedule.

Grooming That Supports Health and Comfort

Professional grooming plays an important role in your pet’s overall care routine. With experienced hands, veterinary awareness, and a calm, supportive environment, our grooming services in Corning, NY, help pets feel comfortable while giving owners confidence in the care their companions receive. At Corning Animal Hospital, grooming is treated as an extension of thoughtful, whole-pet care—not just a cosmetic service.

Veterinary Services

Pet Preventative Care

Pet Spay & Neuter
Pet Dental Care
Pet Surgery
Kitten & Puppy Care
Pet Nutritional Counseling
Pet Diagnostics & Imaging
Pet Pain Management & Integrative Care
Pet Boarding
Pet Grooming
Senior Pet Care
Pet End-of-Life Care