Groomers who fit your pet
These groomers post a price for a nail-only visit on their own websites. The groomer comes to your home just to trim nails. It takes a few minutes and costs much less than a full groom.
Short on time? Write one message and send it to several groomers. Ask several at once
Nail-only visit from $50
A dog grooming van based in the Bothell and Mill Creek area. It covers south Snohomish County and the Eastside, and visits Seattle, Issaquah, and Sammamish on set days. Texting is the fastest way to reach them.
Nail-only visit from $35
A dog grooming van run by groomer Daria Ogneva. It serves Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland, and Redmond. If you live close by, text them, since they often stretch their route.
Nail-only visit from $30
A mobile pet spa for dogs and cats. It covers Seattle, Bellevue, Tacoma, Federal Way, Puyallup, and Gig Harbor. They take dogs of every size, up to 166 pounds.
Nail-only visit from $65
A mobile grooming service for dogs and cats in Bothell, Kirkland, and Bellevue. They do full grooms, baths, and nail trims at your door.
Nail-only visit from $38
A small care van in Tacoma and Gig Harbor for nail trims, ear cleaning, brush-outs, and light tidy trims for dogs and cats. It does not offer full baths or haircuts. They also do dog walking and pet sitting.
A nail-only visit starts at $30 to $65, and the middle price is about $38. Some groomers add a travel fee or do nail-only visits only for regular clients, so ask when you book.
Often, yes. The groomer works on one dog at a time in a quiet van, with no other dogs around. Tell the groomer when you book. If your dog needs calming medicine, ask your vet first.
Each one says so on its own website. We read the site and link to it. Ask the groomer to confirm before you book.
