Grooming by breed

Mobile grooming for Goldendoodles.

The coat can be curly, wavy, or straight. It sheds little, but it tangles and mats. Brush a few times a week at home. Plan on a professional groom every 4 to 8 weeks.

A year of grooming

$1,050 to $1,950 before tips, with a groom every 4 to 8 weeks at about $150 each.

Work it out for your city

What to ask the groomer for.

Find a groomer near you.

AreaGroomers who say they groom doodles
Around AtlantaGeorgia3
Around AustinTexas9
Around BostonMassachusetts1
Around CharlotteNorth Carolina5
Around ChicagoIllinois9
Around DallasTexas7
Around DenverColorado2
Around HoustonTexas7
Around Las VegasNevada7
Around Los AngelesCalifornia14
Around MinneapolisMinnesota2
Around NashvilleTennessee2
Around OrlandoFlorida11
Around PhiladelphiaPennsylvania7
Around PhoenixArizona4
Around PortlandOregon7
Around RaleighNorth Carolina11
Around Salt Lake CityUtah11
Around San DiegoCalifornia12
Around San FranciscoCalifornia2
Around SeattleWashington6
Around TampaFlorida10
Around WashingtonDistrict of Columbia6

“Around” means groomers who serve that city or a town within 60 miles. Or search by ZIP code.

Questions people ask.

How much does mobile grooming cost for a Goldendoodle?

A doodle groom starts at about $150. That is the middle of the starting prices groomers post on their own websites. Matted or very thick coats cost more.

How often does a Goldendoodle need grooming?

Brush a few times a week at home. Plan on a professional groom every 4 to 8 weeks.

How much does it cost to groom a Goldendoodle for a year?

About $1,050 to $1,950 before tips, with a mobile groom every 4 to 8 weeks at about $150 each.

Do mobile groomers take Goldendoodles?

148 mobile groomers we list say they groom doodles. Give the groomer your dog’s breed and weight when you ask for a price.

Where these facts come from

Coat and care facts: PetMD (vet reviewed) and the Goldendoodle Association of North America. Prices and groomer counts: what mobile groomers post on their own websites. Every dog is different, so ask your groomer and your vet.

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