Pet Grooming in Los Angeles
Pet groomers across Los Angeles, from the San Fernando Valley to San Pedro: neighborhood salons and mobile groomers that come to your home. Contact them directly to check prices and book.
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199 premium grooming services in Los Angeles
Golden Shears Grooming Salon
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Country Clippers
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Alphapet City
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Sandy's Grooming Parlor
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Kaylyn's Grooming
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Regal Beagle
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PetSmart Grooming
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French Paws
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Desly's Pet Grooming
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Cats & Dogs in the Bubbles
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Athena's Playground
Professional pet grooming service
Petco
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코코애견미용 Cocogrooming
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Woori Pet Shop
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Willies Grooming & Petshop
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Waggin Tails Lounge
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Ufo The Poodle Parlor
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The Pets Choice
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Sylmar Grooming
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Sue's Grooming
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Pet grooming near Los Angeles
- Huntington Park 1
- Commerce 2
- Bell 1
- Glendale 10
- Monterey Park 4
- South Pasadena 1
- Alhambra 2
- West Hollywood 5
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Pro Tips
- Schedule regular appointments every 4-8 weeks
- Brush your pet regularly between appointments
- Discuss your pet's anxiety with the groomer
- Keep vaccination records up to date
Choosing a groomer in Los Angeles
Groomers in Los Angeles range from neighborhood salons to mobile vans that park outside your home. Most offer a full groom (bath, haircut, nail trim and ear cleaning), a bath-only option, and extras such as de-shedding or teeth brushing.
Permits and training
California has no state license for pet groomers, so training and experience vary a lot. Inside the City of Los Angeles, grooming businesses need an Animal Grooming Parlor permit from LA Animal Services, so it is fair to ask a salon whether it has one. Ask too how long the groomer has worked and whether they trained at a grooming school or hold a certification.
Questions to ask before the first visit
LA County's rules for grooming facilities apply in unincorporated parts of the county, but they make a good checklist wherever you live:
- Dryers: fully enclosed cage dryers without vents are not allowed, and a pet in a cage dryer should be checked at least every 15 minutes.
- Health and temperament: the groomer should ask about your pet's health and behavior before starting, and get your written consent before using any sedative or medication.
- Restraints: grooming loops should have a quick release and never work like a choke chain.
- Water: on long appointments, pets should be offered water at least every three hours.
Prices
Prices depend on your dog's size, coat and condition. As a rough guide, a full groom costs from about $50 for a small dog to $100 or more for a large or double-coated breed. Mobile grooming usually costs more because the groomer comes to you, and matted coats or nervous pets can add time. Ask for a quote before you book.
Grooming in the LA heat
Hot summers make it tempting to shave a long coat, but LA Animal Services advises against shaving pets. Ask your groomer for a trim that suits your dog's coat instead. On the way to and from appointments, never leave your pet in a parked car: California law forbids leaving an animal in a vehicle in conditions that put it at risk.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does dog grooming cost in Los Angeles?
It depends on your dog's size, coat and condition. As a rough guide, a full groom costs from about $50 for a small dog to $100 or more for a large or double-coated breed. Mobile grooming usually costs more. Ask for a quote before you book.
Do groomers in Los Angeles need a license?
California has no state license for pet groomers. Inside the City of Los Angeles, grooming businesses need an Animal Grooming Parlor permit from LA Animal Services. In unincorporated parts of LA County, grooming facilities are licensed by the County's Department of Animal Care and Control.
Is mobile grooming a good option?
Mobile groomers work from a van parked at your home, so there is no car trip and no waiting around other animals, and your pet gets one-to-one attention. That suits nervous or older pets. It usually costs more than a salon visit.
Should I shave my dog for the summer?
LA Animal Services advises against shaving pets. Ask your groomer for a trim that suits your dog's coat type instead, and never leave your pet in a parked car on the way to an appointment.
How often should my dog be groomed?
Most dogs do well with a professional groom every four to eight weeks. Long or curly coats, such as poodles, doodles and shih tzus, need it more often to prevent matting. Short coats need it less, though nails still need regular trims.
What vaccinations does my dog need for grooming?
California requires dogs to be vaccinated against rabies from three months old, and the City of Los Angeles requires dogs over four months to be licensed, which needs a rabies certificate. Groomers often ask to see vaccination records, so check what they need when you book.