Bath, trim and finishing touches
Full-service grooming in Fort Lauderdale, nose to tail.
A full-service groom is the standard salon visit: wash, dry, brush-out, haircut or trim, nail clip and ear cleaning. Broward dogs that swim, walk the canal paths or live with sandy yards tend to arrive in need of all of it.
What moves the price of a full-service groom.
Small dogs with simple coats land at the lower end of the range, while big dogs and breeds that need scissor work land higher.
- Body size drives the base price because bigger dogs need more time, water and product.
- A thick or curly coat takes longer to dry and comb out than a short smooth one.
- Breed-specific cuts such as a poodle clip are priced above a simple even trim.
- Tangles and mats are billed separately at many salons, so a quick brush at home helps your budget.
- Optional extras like teeth brushing or a scented finish are usually priced as add-ons.
- Busy weekend slots and holiday weeks can be harder to book, so ask about weekday openings.
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Before you book.
What does a full-service groom usually cost around Fort Lauderdale?
Typical quotes run from about $65 to $150. Your dog is placed in that range by size, coat and the style you ask for, and the groomer confirms the figure.
How long should I plan to leave my dog at the salon?
Two to four hours is common, and large or heavily coated dogs can take longer. Many salons text you when your dog is ready.
How can I tell it is time for another groom?
Look for a coat that no longer lies flat, a doggy smell that returns within days of a bath, or hair growing over the eyes. Most dogs hit that point somewhere around the six-week mark.
Can I ask for a shorter cut in summer?
You can, and a good groomer will tell you whether a short cut suits your dog. Double-coated breeds are usually better thinned than shaved.
More grooming guides.
Mobile van
A fully equipped van pulls up outside your home, so your dog skips the car ride and the kennel noise.
Puppy intro
A short, patient first visit that teaches a young dog to enjoy the tub, the dryer and the table.
Bath and brush
Shampoo, rinse, dry and a thorough brush-out, ideal for dogs that need freshening but not a haircut.