Grooming by breed
Mobile grooming for Newfoundlands.
A heavy double coat. It sheds most in two seasons a year. Spayed and neutered Newfs shed all year. Brush well at least once a week. Brush every day in shedding season. A spayed or neutered Newf may need brushing out several times a week.
- 343 groomers who take big dogs and offer de-shedding
- $185 full groom, extra large dog (71 lb and up)
- Weight: 130 to 150 pounds for males, 100 to 120 pounds for females
What to ask the groomer for.
- A brush-out that removes dead hair
- A check for mats
- A nail trim
Find a groomer near you.
“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 Newfoundland?
A full groom for an extra large dog (71 lb and up) starts at about $185. 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 Newfoundland need grooming?
Brush well at least once a week. Brush every day in shedding season. A spayed or neutered Newf may need brushing out several times a week.
Do mobile groomers take Newfoundlands?
343 mobile groomers we list take big dogs and offer de-shedding. Give the groomer your dog’s breed and weight when you ask for a price.
Where these facts come from
Coat and care facts: American Kennel Club. Prices and groomer counts: what mobile groomers post on their own websites. Every pet is different, so ask your groomer and your vet.
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