Groomers who fit your pet
These groomers say on their own websites that they groom doodles and poodle mixes. Doodle coats mat fast, so most need a groom about every 6 weeks. Many groomers charge more for doodles, so ask for a doodle price.
Short on time? Write one message and send it to several groomers. Ask several at once
A family-owned mobile dog groomer in San Diego with a closed, cooled van. They do spa baths, breed cuts, nail trims, teeth brushing, and shedding care. They do not groom cats right now.
A mobile dog grooming team for East County towns like El Cajon, Santee, Lakeside, and La Mesa. Their vans bring their own water, power, and AC. Every groom comes with nails, ears, and a shed brush-out.
A mobile dog groomer for central San Diego, La Mesa, La Jolla, and Del Mar. Their vans carry their own water and power and have air conditioning and heat. Every bath and cut includes nails, ears, and teeth brushing.
A mobile dog groomer for the South Bay, central San Diego, and the coast up to La Jolla. The van has its own hot water, power, and air conditioning. Every bath includes nails, ears, and teeth brushing.
A mobile dog groomer based in Mission Valley that works out of large, self-contained trailers. You can watch the groom live on their camera system. They do not groom cats.
A mobile dog grooming team that covers most of San Diego County, from Carlsbad to Chula Vista and east to El Cajon. Their vans carry their own water and power. Choose a bath, a bath with deshedding, or a bath with a haircut.
3 groomers here post a doodle price. A full doodle groom starts at $125 to $170. Big doodles and matted coats cost more.
Each one says so on its own website. We read the site and link to it. Ask the groomer to confirm before you book.
