Browse by state
City pages list every dog groomer with a map. State pages collect the towns with a single dog groomer.
- California2,636
- Florida2,255
- Texas2,251
- New York1,449
- Pennsylvania1,366
- Ohio1,248
- Illinois1,151
- Michigan1,099
- North Carolina1,063
- Georgia817
- Indiana794
- New Jersey738
- Tennessee715
- Missouri672
- Wisconsin655
- Virginia641
- Washington628
- Arizona621
- South Carolina583
- Kentucky581
- Massachusetts581
- Colorado570
- Alabama523
- Minnesota514
- Oklahoma495
- Louisiana432
- Oregon429
- Arkansas368
- Iowa365
- Utah363
- Connecticut333
- Maryland314
- Kansas302
- Nevada275
- Idaho259
- Mississippi241
- New Mexico210
- Nebraska206
- Maine203
- New Hampshire194
- West Virginia186
- Montana144
- Rhode Island143
- South Dakota96
- North Dakota91
- Delaware81
- Wyoming79
- Vermont77
- Hawaii68
- Alaska60
- Washington DC15
What this is
DogGroomerAtlas is a free directory of dog groomers in the United States, organised by state and city. Every listing has an address; most have a phone number, and where a business publishes its hours or services we show those too. Listings come from open data and from the businesses themselves, who can correct their card at any time — about the directory. Nothing on the lists is paid placement.
Pick a state above, or use the “near me” button to jump to the dog groomers closest to you. City pages show the full list with a map; state pages collect smaller towns that have a single dog groomer.
Guides
All guides-
PlanningFirst puppy grooming appointment: what to arrange beforehand
Discuss a gentle introduction, the salon’s requirements and a realistic first service.
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PlanningHow long does dog grooming take? Ask for the right collection time
Separate hands-on service time from the salon’s full appointment and collection window.
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PlanningDog grooming styles: turn a reference photo into a clear request
Discuss coat suitability, length and daily upkeep before agreeing to a style.
2026-11-04
Popular cities
- Los Angeles, CA163
- New York, NY159
- Houston, TX134
- Chicago, IL128
- Las Vegas, NV123
- San Antonio, TX110
- Phoenix, AZ102
- Miami, FL99
- San Diego, CA97
- El Paso, TX83
- Albuquerque, NM76
- Jacksonville, FL72
- Austin, TX72
- Colorado Springs, CO65
- Tucson, AZ62
- Tampa, FL58
- Orlando, FL57
- Indianapolis, IN51
- Dallas, TX51
- Sarasota, FL50
- Denver, CO49
- Oklahoma City, OK49
- Mesa, AZ44
- Cincinnati, OH44
Common questions
How often should my dog be groomed?
It depends on the coat. Long, curly or double coats usually need regular brushing and professional grooming, while short-coated dogs may need it only occasionally. A groomer can suggest a schedule after seeing your dog, and your veterinarian can answer any questions about skin or coat health.
Do groomers require vaccination records?
Many do, because dogs share space and equipment in a salon. Call the groomer before your first visit and ask which records they want to see.
What should I tell the groomer before the appointment?
Mention your dog's temperament, any past bad experiences with grooming, and anything the groomer should be careful around. Being open about this helps the groomer plan enough time and handle your dog calmly.
What is the difference between a salon and a mobile groomer?
A salon is a fixed shop where you drop off your dog. A mobile groomer comes to your home in a van set up for grooming, which some owners prefer for anxious dogs or for convenience. Call ahead to learn which areas a mobile groomer serves.
Do I need to tip my groomer?
Tipping is common but optional, and customs vary by shop. If you are unsure, ask when you book or when you pick up your dog.