Dog Grooming at Your Door.
No Salon Stress. Ever.
Find trusted, qualified mobile dog groomers near you. They come to your home — professional results, no car journey, no waiting room, no other dogs. Your dog stays calm. You save time.
✂️ Full grooms from £40 · Mobile to your door · 100% ID-verified
Why mobile dog grooming?
The salon works for some dogs. For the rest — the anxious ones, the elderly ones, the ones who hate the car — mobile grooming is transformative.
Grooming at your door
No car journeys, no waiting rooms, no other dogs barking in the background. The groomer comes to you in their fully equipped van or at your home. Your dog is groomed in familiar surroundings.
Dramatically less stress
Familiar surroundings mean calmer dogs — and calmer dogs are easier to groom to a higher standard. The difference is especially stark for anxious dogs, elderly dogs, and puppies experiencing their first proper groom.
Saves you real time
No drop-off trip, no waiting around, no pick-up run. Book a slot, answer the door, and get on with your day. Your dog is groomed by the time you've finished your coffee.
Verified and reviewed
Every UrPetPals groomer is identity-verified. Many hold recognised UK grooming qualifications (City & Guilds, ICMG). Read verified reviews from real dog owners before you book — not anonymous star ratings.
One-on-one attention
Your dog isn't caged next to six other dogs waiting for their slot. Mobile groomers work on one dog at a time — full attention, no rushing between appointments, no cage dryers.
Transparent pricing upfront
See prices from multiple groomers near you before committing. Compare rates, read reviews, pick your groomer. No hidden extras — what you're quoted is what you pay.
Dog grooming services & prices
Prices vary by breed, coat type, and location. Post your job to see live prices from groomers near you.
Full Groom
Bath, dry, full cut/clip, nail trim, ear clean, eye tidy
Bath & Brush
Shampoo, condition, thorough blow-dry, brush-out
Puppy First Groom
Gentle intro to grooming — handling, bath, light trim
Nail Trim
Quick, stress-free nail clip — standalone or add-on
Ear Clean
Gentle cleaning to prevent wax build-up and infection
De-matting
Careful removal of mats and tangles — priced by severity
Teeth Brushing
Enzyme toothpaste, finger brush technique — add-on to any groom
Pad Trimming
Neat up the fur between the paw pads — great for winter
London and South East typically 15–25% higher. Large/complex coats priced at upper end. Post your job to compare real quotes.
Mobile grooming vs salon
Salons have their place. For most dogs — especially anxious ones — mobile wins.
How often does your breed need grooming?
Coat type is the main factor. Leave it too long and matting becomes painful — and expensive to fix.
Cockapoo / Labradoodle
High maintenancePoodle (all sizes)
High maintenanceShih Tzu / Maltese
High maintenanceCocker Spaniel
Medium maintenanceGolden Retriever
Medium maintenanceBorder Collie
Medium maintenanceLabrador
Low maintenanceFrench Bulldog
Low maintenanceBeagle / Jack Russell
Low maintenance⚠️ The matting warning: Leaving a high-maintenance coat too long doesn't just affect appearance — severe matting is painful, pulls the skin, and can only be fixed with a close shave. Once matted, no amount of brushing helps. Regular, shorter intervals are always cheaper and kinder than fixing a neglected coat.
Puppy's first groom — start early, start gently
Most groomers recommend a puppy's first groom at 12–16 weeks — ideally after their second vaccination. The goal isn't a perfect haircut. The goal is a calm experience that your dog remembers positively.
A good puppy introduction groom covers: handling all four paws, a warm bath, a gentle blow-dry, a light trim around the face and pads, and getting comfortable with clippers and scissors nearby. Nothing dramatic. Just familiarity.
Dogs who have positive early grooming experiences are dramatically easier to groom throughout their life. It's one of the best investments you can make in the first few months. Find groomers on UrPetPals who specifically offer puppy introduction sessions.
Book a puppy first groom →What dog owners say
“Millie used to shake the whole car journey to the salon and then be a nervous wreck for the groom. The mobile groomer through UrPetPals is brilliant — she comes to us, Millie barely notices, and the result is perfect. Never going back to the salon.”
Claire B.
Manchester · Cockapoo, 2 yrs
“Charlie gets groomed every 7 weeks now — I can actually see the price upfront and compare a couple of groomers before booking. The groomer we found is brilliant with him, really patient. Hair everywhere but that's retrievers for you.”
David H.
Liverpool · Golden Retriever, 5 yrs
“Bella is 8 and quite arthritic, so travelling to a salon was getting really hard on her. The home groomer through UrPetPals comes to us — Bella is groomed in her own kitchen, no stress, no fuss. She actually seems to enjoy it now.”
Sophie K.
Warrington · Shih Tzu, 8 yrs
Frequently asked questions
How much does a dog groomer cost in the UK?
Dog grooming in the UK typically costs £40–80 for a full groom, £25–50 for a bath and brush, and £10–20 for nail trims or ear cleans. Prices vary significantly by breed, coat type, and location — London and the South East tend to be 15–25% higher. Post your job on UrPetPals to see live, no-obligation prices from groomers near you.
How often should I get my dog groomed?
Most dogs benefit from a full groom every 6–8 weeks. High-maintenance coats like Cockapoos, Poodles, and Shih Tzus need grooming every 4–6 weeks to prevent matting. Short-haired breeds like Labradors and French Bulldogs can often go 8–12 weeks, though nail trims every 6–8 weeks are still recommended for all breeds.
Is mobile dog grooming less stressful than a salon?
For most dogs, yes — significantly. Mobile grooming removes car journey stress, unfamiliar waiting rooms, other dogs, and cage dryers. Your dog is groomed one-on-one in familiar surroundings. The difference is especially marked for anxious dogs, elderly dogs, and puppies on their first groom.
What does a full dog groom include?
A full groom typically includes a bath with dog-specific shampoo, thorough blow-dry, full coat trim or clip (breed standard or owner preference), nail trimming, ear cleaning, and eye area tidying. Many groomers also include pad trimming and a finishing spray. Always confirm what's included when booking.
Are UrPetPals dog groomers qualified?
All UrPetPals groomers go through identity verification before joining. Many hold recognised UK qualifications including City & Guilds or ICMG (Institute of Professional Groomers). You can see each groomer's experience, qualifications, and verified reviews from real dog owners on their profile before booking.
When should a puppy have their first groom?
Most groomers recommend 12–16 weeks — typically after their second vaccination. The first session should be a gentle introduction: handling, a bath, light trim, and getting comfortable with the tools. Starting early makes a lasting difference to how relaxed your dog is with grooming throughout their life.
Earn money as a mobile dog groomer
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