FAQ

The groomer will bring all necessary equipment, including a grooming table, clippers, scissors, and shampoo, to the customer’s location. The groomer will then groom the dog, typically including a bath, hair cut, and nail trim.

It can vary, but mobile grooming may cost more as it includes the added cost of the groomer’s travel expenses.

Convenience for the customer, as they do not need to travel to a salon, and less stress for the dog, as they do not need to be transported.

Most dogs can be groomed in a mobile setting, but some dogs may require sedation or be too large to be groomed in a mobile van.

It depends on the breed of the dog and the length of their coat. Short-haired breeds may only need grooming every few months, while long-haired breeds may need grooming every 6-8 weeks.

The services offered will vary depending on the groomer, but typically include bathing, hair cutting, nail trimming, and ear cleaning.

Yes, mobile grooming is safe for dogs as long as the groomer is properly trained and experienced, and has a properly equipped van.

It depends on the mobile grooming service, but some may allow customers to request a specific groomer.

Yes, dogs will typically stay in the mobile grooming van while they are being groomed, but some mobile groomers may prefer to groom the dog outside if weather permits.