A good groom, closer to home
New Castle is an old river town south of Wilmington. A couple of Delaware groomers list it. In the historic district, ask where the van can park.
Short on time? Write one message and send it to several groomers. Ask several at once
Lucky Dog's grooming vans for Wilmington and northern Delaware, including Newark, Hockessin, Bear, and Middletown. They groom dogs and cats.
A husband-and-wife mobile grooming salon in northern Delaware. They groom in your driveway in Wilmington, Newark, Hockessin, Pike Creek, Bear, and New Castle. They take texts only, not calls.
We read each website on the date shown (last updated October 19, 2026). Check your address, price, and times with the groomer.
Close by
Towns within 20 miles: Bear 2Wilmington 3Newark 2Hockessin 2Garnet Valley 1Chadds Ford 1Middletown 1
These groomers don’t name New Castle on their websites, but they serve a town close by. Ask if they come to you.
Names Wilmington, 6 miles away
A mobile dog groomer in a fully equipped van. They serve north Wilmington and Greenville in Delaware, plus Chadds Ford and Garnet Valley in Pennsylvania. Prices are posted by dog size.
Before you book
2 mobile groomers say they serve New Castle, Delaware on their own websites. 1 is a local, independent business. 1 is part of a bigger brand. Each listing links to the page we read.
1 groomer who serves New Castle posts its prices. A bath & brush starts at $95. A full groom starts at $135. A nail-only visit starts at $50. 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.
This groomer says they do full cat grooms in New Castle: Lucky Dog Mobile Groomers Wilmington. 1 more groomer only trims cat nails.
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 New Castle means the groomer names New Castle on their website. Check your ZIP code before you book.
Free for pet owners
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