The best pet shops & services in Spearfish

Richardson Kennel & Pet Groom keeps Black Hills pets looking sharp with tailored baths, trims, nail care, ear cleaning, and breed-aware styling in a calm, pet-first setup. They even share coat care and nutrition tips between visits, which is the kind of neighborly expertise we appreciate in Sturgis.

From the Black Hills newsletter, October 20, 2026

Scooptown Car Wash gives you options... spotless self-serve bays, a touchless wash when you’re in a hurry, soft touch to tackle stubborn grime, plus a pet washing station so the mud stays out of your tub. Locally owned by Black Hills folks who work to keep the facilities clean and the equipment top notch.

From the Black Hills newsletter, October 14, 2026

Quit feeling guilty about leaving your pup home. Marta's Deadwood Doghouse offers doggy daycare and 24/7 supervised boarding with a socialization-first approach and personalized care from a dedicated team, so your dog gets play, structure, and snuggles while you work or head out to the Hills.

From the Sturgis newsletter, October 18, 2026

Spearfish Walk-N-Wash #1 is a self-serve dog wash that lets you skip the tub wrestling and get your pup sparkling fast. Grab a day pass or go annual for monthly washes and member perks like extended access and premium shampoos, all in a tidy single-occupancy setup.

From the Spearfish newsletter, October 15, 2026

Whether your pet needs a staycation or just a much-needed spruce-up, Spearfish Groom & Board makes it easy for Spearfish folks with a quick availability check and clear vaccination requirements. Simple, straightforward care that keeps tails wagging, and your group chat free of last-minute pet-sitter pleas.

From the Spearfish newsletter, October 6, 2026

U-Dirty Dog turns scruffy to stunning with breed-specific grooming, nail trims, ear cleaning, and skin-and-coat conditioning, all with patient, personalized care. If your Black Hills buddy just conquered Spearfish trails or the backyard, these pros make bath day feel like a spa day.

From the Black Hills newsletter, October 9, 2026