Find Trusted Dog Groomers Near You
Regular grooming keeps your dog comfortable, healthy and looking their best. Manor House Dogs makes it easy to find trusted, vetted dog groomers near you, from full grooms and breed-specific cuts to bathing, de-shedding and nail trims. Choose your region below to browse local salons and mobile groomers, compare your options and book with confidence.
Browse Dog Services by Region
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Dog Groomers in South East England
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Dog Groomers in London
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Dog Groomers in South West England
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Dog Groomers in the East of England
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Dog Groomers in the East Midlands
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Dog Groomers in the West Midlands
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Dog Groomers in North West England
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Dog Groomers in North East England
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Dog Groomers in Yorkshire and the Humber
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Dog Groomers in Wales
Can't see your area? Browse all dog groomers across the UK.
Types of Dog Grooming Services
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Full groom: a bath, dry, brush and breed-appropriate clip or trim.
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Wash and brush: a bath, blow-dry and tidy-up for dogs that don't need a full clip.
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De-shedding treatments: removes loose undercoat, which helps double-coated breeds in heavy shedding seasons.
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Hand stripping: a specialist technique for some wire-coated breeds.
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Nail trimming and ear cleaning: routine care that keeps your dog comfortable.
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Puppy introduction grooms: short, gentle sessions that help young dogs get used to being groomed.
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Mobile grooming: a groomer visits your home in a fully equipped van.
Not sure what your dog needs? Our guide to dog grooming and coat care explains coat types and how often to groom.
Salon or Mobile Grooming?
Salon grooming suits dogs that cope well with new places and other dogs, while mobile grooming can be calmer for nervous, older or less mobile dogs, and more convenient for busy owners. Read our comparison of mobile dog grooming versus grooming salons to decide which suits your dog.
How to Choose a Dog Groomer
Dog grooming is generally not regulated by licence in the UK, so it pays to check a groomer carefully. Ask about qualifications and experience with your dog's breed and coat type, and whether they carry insurance. Find out how they handle nervous dogs, how long your dog will be at the salon, and what's included in the price. Read recent reviews, and visit the salon first if you can. For a full checklist, see our guide to how to choose the right dog groomer.
How Much Does Dog Grooming Cost?
Prices depend on your dog's size, coat type and condition, plus the service you choose, and London and the South East are usually at the higher end. Each regional page above includes a guide to typical local prices.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find a dog groomer near me?
Choose your region above to see vetted dog groomers in your area.
How often should I take my dog to the groomer?
It depends on coat type. Curly and long coats typically need professional grooming every 4 to 8 weeks, while short coats need it less often.
What's the difference between a full groom and a wash and brush?
A full groom includes a clip or trim to shape the coat, while a wash and brush cleans and tidies the coat without cutting it to a set style.
Is mobile dog grooming worth it?
Many owners find it convenient and less stressful for their dog, particularly for nervous, older or less mobile dogs. It usually costs a little more than a salon visit
Do I need to stay while my dog is groomed?
Most salons ask owners to drop off and collect, while mobile groomers usually work at your home. Check with your groomer before booking.
What if there are no groomers in my area yet?
We add new providers regularly. Contact us to let us know where you are, or list your business if you offer dog grooming.
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