At your door · no travel fees
Mobile dog nail trims
Calm, quick nail trims at home from a trainer with 20 years of handling experience. Choose a time online in under two minutes, and Malia confirms by text.
$40 first dog · $25 each extra dog
Step 1
Enter your postal code
See the days Malia is in your area. Every town gets its own day, so there’s never a travel fee.
Step 2
Choose a time
Pick from the times Malia has open in your area. She texts you to confirm, then sends a reminder before the visit.
Step 3
Malia comes to you
About 30 calm minutes at your door. Pay at the visit by card, tap, cash or e-Transfer.
What’s included
- Nails trimmed to a comfortable length
- A quick check of paws, pads and dewclaws
- Optional paw buff: nails smoothed with a quiet grinder (+$10 per dog)
- Handled by a professional trainer who reads your dog’s body language
- A tip or two if Malia spots something worth working on
Your area’s days
Malia works one part of the region at a time. That’s how there are no travel fees.
- Calgary NW
- Monday, Friday, Saturday
- Calgary NE
- Tuesday, Friday, Saturday
- Calgary SW
- Wednesday, Friday, Saturday
- Calgary SE
- Thursday, Friday, Saturday
- Airdrie
- Tuesday
- Cochrane
- Monday
- Okotoks
- Wednesday
- Strathmore
- Thursday
- Chestermere
- Thursday
Questions
- How often should my dog’s nails be trimmed?
- Most dogs do best every 3 to 6 weeks, and every 4 weeks suits the majority. If you can hear nails clicking on the floor, it’s time.
- How long does a visit take?
- About 30 minutes for one dog, a little longer for each extra dog. Malia works at your dog’s pace, at your door or inside, whichever is calmer.
- How do I pay?
- At the visit, by card, tap, cash or e-Transfer. The price is shown before you book and there are no travel fees.
- What if I need to change or cancel?
- Change or cancel free up to 24 hours before, using the link in your confirmation text. Inside that, just call or text Malia.
- Do you also do training?
- Yes. Malia has trained dogs professionally for 20 years, from puppy manners to reactivity. Ask her about anything you notice during the visit.
Ready to work with a trainer who gets it?
Tell me what's going on and let's start where the real challenges happen — in your home, on your street, in your neighbourhood.