Compare Dog Groomers Near You
From a quick bath-and-tidy to a full breed-standard styling appointment, grooming prices and specialties vary a lot by provider. Pet Service Shop compares local groomers — including mobile groomers who come to you — on price, services offered, and real reviews, so you can find the right level of care for your dog's coat and temperament.
What to look for in grooming
- Mobile grooming if your dog gets anxious around other animals or a long car ride is stressful.
- Fear-free / low-stress certification for nervous, senior, or reactive dogs.
- Breed-specific cuts if you want a precise, breed-standard style rather than a generic trim.
- Turnaround time — some groomers offer express or same-day appointments for a quick refresh.
Grooming in top cities
Pet Service Shop covers pet care nationwide — here are a few popular places to start.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between mobile and salon grooming?
Mobile groomers come to your home in an equipped van, usually one dog at a time with no kennel drying — a good fit for anxious or senior dogs. Salon grooming is typically less expensive and better for social dogs who don't mind other animals nearby.
How often should I book grooming?
It depends on your dog's coat — many owners book every 4–8 weeks. Double-coated and long-haired breeds usually need more frequent de-shedding or trims than short-haired dogs.
Do any groomers on Pet Service Shop groom cats?
Yes — look for the "Cat grooming" amenity tag on a listing. Not every groomer accepts cats, so check before booking.
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