Meet Our Groomers
Crystal O'Connor
Groomer
Hello there. I'm Crystal O'Connor. I am a Southern Utah native. I grew up front and center in the dog world. My Mother owned and ran K-9 College training and a dog boarding facility. I spent my youth assisting in obedience classes and attending dog shows. My love for dogs and cats has brought me to my dream career. I am the salon manager and I've been with La De Paws since 2008. With over 17 years grooming experience I am a certified and award winning groomer of both dogs and cats. I have competed in grooming competitions and have 1st place awards. I specialize in hand scissoring, hand stripping, terrier patterns and more. With over 50,000 grooms under my belt, there's no breed or cut out of my realm. I'm a firm believer that all animals feel our energy. It is my utmost goal to provide every animal in my care with love and kindness and above all patience. Ensuring the best experience for your beloved pet. I absolutely love all fur babies and can't wait to meet and adore your furry friend.
Mireille Jones
Groomer
Hi there. I'm Mimi. I have been with La De Paws since 2018. Working with dogs is truly my calling. There's a happiness that pours out of me and into your pet when they are in my care. I am known for my gentle and loving approach. My grooming experience is vast and I do every variety of breeds. I'll take special care of your dog, ensuring a quality cut and loving pampering.
Madi McMillin
Groomer
Madi started her career in the pet grooming industry in 2021. Madi is a passionate and
dedicated professional who has honed the skills necessary to make every pet look and
feel their best. Having worked with a wide variety of dog breeds and temperaments,
Madi understands that each pet has unique needs and takes pride in providing gentle,
caring, and personalized grooming services. Whether it’s a simple trim or a full-service
grooming, Madi ensures that every dog leaves looking great and feeling comfortable.
Driven by a love for animals and a commitment to their well-being, Madi strives to build
lasting relationships with both pets and their owners
Abbi ...
Groomer
Hi there! I’m Abbi, a passionate pet lover turned professional groomer. My journey started in 2022, and by 2024, I was turning my love for animals into a career. I have two adorable fur babies of my own, and I dedicate my time to making sure they’re happy and healthy. My goal is to give every animal in my care the same patience, love, and gentle attention I give my own pups, so they leave feeling pampered and looking fantastic. I can't wait to meet you and your furry family members!
Things to know about our GroomersWe Care.
We care about every dog. Not just every dog we groom, every dog we meet or hear stories about or see pictures of.
We invest in our craft.
We invest time, heart, money, sweat tears into grooming. It is our passion and we invest all of ourselves into it.
We Cry.
We cry when we help a matted dog. We cry when your pets get older and when they pass on. We fall in love with your pets and they find a special place in our hearts.
We notice things.
We notice your dog's new aches and pains and lumps and bumps, weight-loss and weight-gain, labored breathing, allergies and so on. We notice things you may not, because it is a gradual change that may not be obvious. Most groomers have saved a life by noticing a change and letting you know.
A good groomer is hard to find, and will become an important part of your pet's family.
When you book a grooming appointment. You aren't just paying for hours of their time, there is so much more invested in your groomer.
1,000s of hours of training in school or
apprenticeship. Countless books they've read about dog behavior, grooming & breeds. The experts they've learned from.
Years of life experience in practical application. $1,000s of dollars In equipment, clippers, blades, scissors & maintenance of those tools. Continuing education in grooming videos & seminars.
The physical toll it takes on the body, between muscle aches, carpel tunnel, hearing loss and being bitten.
If you have a good groomer, remember to thank them, chances are they don't hear it enough.
