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 mobile dog groomer based in Kearns with a fully equipped van. Nychelle serves much of the Salt Lake Valley, from Salt Lake City to Herriman, plus Tooele County. She posts prices and offers nail-only visits.
The mobile spa from Dogs N Divas, a grooming shop in the Ogden area. The cage-free spa comes to your driveway in Weber, Davis, and Salt Lake counties. They groom cats too, and they post starting prices.
A locally owned mobile dog groomer for the greater Salt Lake City area. Your dog is groomed in a fully equipped van in your driveway, with no kennels. They post starting prices.
A Lucky Dog van team for the Salt Lake Valley. They go from Salt Lake City south to Draper, Riverton, and Herriman. They offer three dog packages, and the top one adds teeth brushing.
None of these groomers post a separate doodle price. Ask each one. Tell them your doodle’s weight and how long since the last groom.
Each one says so on its own website. We read the site and link to it. Ask the groomer to confirm before you book.
