Greater London dog groomers
Find a dog groomer near your London postcode.
London is a patchwork of flats, terraces, commons and controlled parking zones, so the right groomer depends on where you live. Share your postcode and your dog, and we refer your request to a groomer who covers your area.
- Mobile and salon groomers
- Free quote, no obligation
Scrub the mud off. Go on, rub the dog.
What will a London groomer charge?
Choose the service, your dog's size and coat. The typical London range updates as you pick.
Typical ranges, not quotes. Matting, extras and mobile travel can change the price, and each groomer sets its own prices.
Six services, from a quick wash to a full groom.
Each guide shows a typical London price range and the things that move it. Start with mobile grooming if parking or the Tube makes a salon trip awkward.
Mobile groomer
A groomer with a van or a home setup, so your dog is not on a bus, a train or in a taxi.
Full groom
Bath, dry, brush-out, trim or clip, nails and a tidy finish in one booking.
Bath and brush
A wash, blow dry and brush-out. No haircut, so it costs less and takes less time.
Puppy first groom
A short introduction to the table, the dryer and the brush, at a pace a young dog can cope with.
Cockapoo and poodle crosses
Scissor and clipper work for curly and wavy crossbreeds, with matting prevention in mind.
Hand-stripping and terriers
Removing dead coat by hand on wire-haired breeds, for a harsh, weatherproof coat.
Living in London changes how you groom.
Space, parking and green space vary street by street, and all three affect which groomer suits you and what the visit costs.
- Many London homes are flats with no garden and no driveway, so a mobile groomer needs a legal place to park. Controlled parking zones can add a permit or a short-stay fee to the visit.
- Commons and heaths such as Hampstead, Clapham, Wimbledon and Blackheath mean mud in winter and dry, dusty coats in summer. A bath and brush every few weeks keeps the coat manageable.
- Long commutes mean dogs often spend the day with a walker or in daycare. Ask for early, late or Saturday slots so grooming does not have to fit a weekday school run.
- Much of London has hard tap water. Ask a groomer how they rinse and condition, especially for curly and cockapoo-type coats that dry out and tangle.
- Summer heatwaves and hot pavements are now a London fact. Book shorter, cooler appointments in hot spells and keep walks to early morning and evening.
How we match you to a London groomer.
- Send your postcode and dog detailsGive us the first part of your postcode, your dog's breed, size and coat, and whether you prefer a salon or a van at your door.
- We review and referYour request is reviewed and referred to an independent groomer who covers your area and handles your dog's coat type.
- The groomer gets in touchThey confirm the price, the day and parking details. You can compare and say no.
One request. A groomer near your postcode.
Matched by area and coat
We look at your postcode and your dog's coat, size and temperament before your request goes to a groomer, so you are not sent a long list.
Mobile or salon, your call
Tell us which you prefer. Vans suit flats, busy diaries and nervous dogs. Salons often cost less for routine baths and trims.
No business is promoted here
We do not rank or advertise named groomers on this site. The groomers we refer to are independent and set their own prices.
What London dog grooming typically costs.
These are typical London ranges, not quotes. Dog size, coat condition, matting and parking or travel for mobile visits all change the final price.
| Service | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Mobile groomer | £70 to £125 per visit |
| Full groom | £55 to £110 per groom |
| Bath and brush | £35 to £70 per bath |
| Puppy first groom | £30 to £50 per visit |
| Cockapoo and poodle crosses | £65 to £120 per groom |
| Hand-stripping and terriers | £60 to £110 per session |
Find a groomer in your part of London.
Add your postcode and a line about your dog's coat. A groomer will reply with a price and a day, and parking details if you chose a mobile visit.
Groomers across Greater London.
Pick your district for local notes, from Hampstead Heath mud to Ealing front drives.
London groomer questions.
How much does dog grooming cost in London?
Typical London prices run from about £35 for a bath and brush to £125 for a mobile visit. Size, coat and matting set the final figure, and each groomer sets its own prices.
Can I get a mobile groomer in London?
Yes, many groomers cover London by van. Tell us your postcode and parking situation so the request goes to one who covers your district.
How do referrals work?
You send your postcode, your dog's details and the service you want. Your request is reviewed and referred to an independent groomer, who then contacts you.
Does it cost anything to use this site?
No. Requesting a quote is free and you are not obliged to book.
How often should I groom my dog?
Many trimmed coats do well every six to ten weeks, with brushing at home between visits. Short coats may only need a bath every month or two.
Do you recommend a particular groomer?
No. We do not promote named businesses, and the groomers we refer to are independent.