A good groom, closer to home
Colorado Springs is big, and most mobile groomers only cover one side of it, like Briargate or the west side. Share your ZIP code when you ask for a price. In winter, ask if the van has heat and its own water, so your dog stays warm.
These groomers say they do full cat grooms. Groomers who only trim cat nails aren’t on this list. Ask how they handle cats before you book.
See all mobile groomersA national mobile grooming company with vans across the Colorado Springs area, from Monument to Fountain and out to Woodland Park and Pueblo. They groom dogs and cats, and they post starting prices.
A mobile groomer for dogs and cats in Colorado Springs. Full service includes a bath, haircut, nails, teeth brushing, and ear care. They take dogs up to 120 pounds.
We read each website on the date shown (last updated October 28, 2026). Check your address, price, and times with the groomer.
Before you book
5 mobile groomers say they serve Colorado Springs, Colorado on their own websites. 3 are local, independent businesses. 2 are part of bigger brands. Each listing links to the page we read.
3 groomers who serve Colorado Springs post their prices. A bath & brush starts at $80 to $105. A full groom starts at $110 to $150. A nail-only visit starts at $30. These prices are for the smallest dogs. Big dogs, thick coats, and extras cost more. Send your ZIP code when you ask for a price. See all the prices.
These groomers say they do full cat grooms in Colorado Springs: Furry Land Colorado Springs, Pocket Pet Grooming. Ask how they handle cats before you book.
Usually not. Most groomers we list work in a van or trailer parked outside your home. Ask if they need your water or power.
Not always. Routes change. A listing for Colorado Springs means the groomer names Colorado Springs on their website. Check your ZIP code before you book.
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