Mobile dog groomers in London
A mobile dog groomer in London comes to you.
A mobile groomer works outside your home in a fitted van, or in some cases inside it. In London that suits flats near Tube stations, dogs that hate cars and owners who work from home.
What decides a mobile groomer's London price.
Mobile visits usually cost more than salon visits because the price covers travel time and one dog at a time. Expect the quote to ask about your street.
- Your street matters. A van needs somewhere to stand for one to three hours, and a resident permit bay or a paid bay can raise the price.
- Distance and traffic count. A groomer based across the river may add a travel charge or only cover certain postcode districts.
- Dog size and coat still set the base price, as they do in a salon.
- Some vans have a water supply and a power cable. Others use your outdoor tap or a socket, so say what you can offer.
- Multi-dog households often get a better per-dog price, because the van only has to park once.
- Shorter, more frequent visits can cost less than one long visit to a coat that has matted.
Get a mobile groomer quote.
Tell us about your dog and your area. Your request is reviewed and referred to a local groomer.
Before you book.
How much does a mobile dog groomer cost in London?
Most London mobile groom visits typically fall between about £70 and £125 for a medium dog, but size, coat and parking can push it higher. A groomer will confirm the price after seeing your postcode and your dog.
Do mobile groomers need a driveway in London?
No, but they need a parking spot close to your door. Tell us if you have a driveway, a permit bay or only paid street parking, so the groomer can plan for it.
Can a mobile groomer come to my flat?
Some will work in the van and others will use a space at your home. Ask whether your block allows vans, and how many flights of stairs there are for a large dog.
Is mobile grooming better for a nervous dog?
Many owners find it calmer because there is no car journey and no waiting room. It is still worth telling the groomer about any worry, such as noise from dryers or being handled on a table.
More grooming guides.
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.