Professionals in Portland
Browse 28 professionals in Portland, Oregon.
Barkangel Grooming LLC
Portland, OR
Cheetah Karina Grooming L.L.C
Portland, OR
Divine Grooming, LLC
Portland, OR
Eden'S Gentle Grooming LLC
Portland, OR
Elegant Dog Grooming LLC
Portland, OR
Et Pet Grooming LLC
Portland, OR
Flowers Quality Grooming & Boarding
Portland, OR
Goat & Bear Grooming Salon INC
Portland, OR
Grooming Arts Northwest LLC
Portland, OR
Grooming With Sara LLC
Portland, OR
Happy Day Dog Grooming
Portland, OR
Heather'S Finest Dog And Cat Grooming
Portland, OR
Lady B Grooming LLC
Portland, OR
Marlyna'S Pet Grooming
Portland, OR
Mudpuppies Grooming LLC
Portland, OR
Pawsitive Grooming LLC
Portland, OR
Portland Cat Grooming LLC
Portland, OR
Rachael'S Grooming Avenue
Portland, OR
Serenity Mobile Grooming Spa LLC
Portland, OR
Shaggy To Chic Grooming LLC
Portland, OR
Supple Paws Mobile Grooming LLC
Portland, OR
Tail Swagger Mobile Grooming LLC
Portland, OR
Tandem Cat Grooming Association
Portland, OR
The Grooming Tutor LLC
Portland, OR
Vanity Fur Pet Grooming LLC
Portland, OR
Wendy Kings Dog Grooming INC.
Portland, OR
Woof Gang Bakery & Grooming Bethany
Portland, OR
Yappy Dog Pet Grooming
Portland, OR
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does pet grooming cost in Portland?
Dog grooming ranges from $40-$120+ depending on size, breed, and coat condition. Small dogs typically run $40-$65, medium $55-$85, and large $75-$120+. Cat grooming is $50-$90. Mobile grooming adds $15-$30.
How often should I get my dog groomed?
Most dogs need professional grooming every 4-8 weeks. Breeds with continuously growing hair (Poodles, Shih Tzus, Yorkies) need grooming every 4-6 weeks. Short-haired breeds can go 8-12 weeks between grooms.
What does a full groom include?
A full groom typically includes a bath with breed-appropriate shampoo, blow dry, haircut or trim, nail trim, ear cleaning, sanitary trim, and sometimes teeth brushing. Some groomers include cologne or bandana.
Is mobile grooming worth it?
Mobile grooming is great for anxious dogs, senior pets, multi-pet households, or busy schedules. The 1-on-1 attention reduces stress. It costs $15-$30 more than salon grooming but saves you time and travel.
How do I choose a good pet groomer?
Look for groomers with formal training or certification, check reviews and photos of their work, ask about their experience with your breed, and visit the salon to check cleanliness. Ask how they handle anxious or aggressive pets.
Do cats need professional grooming?
Most cats self-groom, but long-haired breeds (Persians, Maine Coons, Ragdolls) benefit from professional grooming every 6-8 weeks. Senior cats or cats with matted fur also need professional help.