Dog grooming in Salt Lake City
9 grooming salons across Salt Lake City — for everything from a quick nail trim to a full wash-and-cut. Check the pins for contacts and hours, and book ahead: good groomers fill up.
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The Royal Tier
East 300 South, 777, Salt Lake City+1 435 800 0850Website
Posh Paws
Pups ‘R’ Us
Sydnee's Pet Grooming
East Wilmington Avenue, 660, Salt Lake City+1 385 229 4891Website
Paw Paws
South 2100 East, 1328, Salt Lake CityMo-Fr 10:00-18:30; Sa-Su 10:00-17:00
Doggie Dearest Pet Spa
Meowser
South West Temple, 3458, South Salt Lake
Natty Dogs
South 900 East, 3335, Salt Lake City
Arnie's Dog Spa
"by appointment"+1 385 308 8527Website
Frequently asked questions
- How often does a dog need professional grooming?
- It depends on the coat: poodles and doodles every 4–6 weeks, long-haired breeds every 8–12, short coats mostly need baths and nail trims. After the first visit, your groomer will tell you the honest schedule for your dog.
- Do I need an appointment?
- Almost always, yes. Walk-ins sometimes work for a nail trim, but a full groom is booked in advance — often a week or more at popular salons. Call or check the salon's website from its card.
- How do I prepare my dog for the first salon visit?
- A good walk beforehand so the dog arrives relaxed, and honest words about your dog's quirks — good groomers adapt when they know. Short positive visits early in life make grooming a routine, not an ordeal.
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