Dog grooming in Santiago
18 grooming salons across Santiago — 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.
18Grooming
G-Pet
Peluquería Canina Y Felina en Providencia
P&P Peludos y Peinados
Peluquería Canina
Peluquería Canina Anita Doglover
Peluquería Kenita Coral
Peluquería canina Oasis Pet
Club Entrepatitas
Avenida Francisco Bilbao, 2419, Providencia
Grooming
Llewellyn Jones, 1100
Spaw Guau Peluquería Canina
Peluquería Canina Glamour
Rosamonte
Avenida Simón Bolívar, 3737, ÑuñoaTu-Sa 09:00-19:00
Salón de Belleza Canino Burbujita-Macul
Mas Mascota y Peluquería Macul
Perruqueria Montparnassa
Peluquería Canina
Peluquería Canina
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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