Stafford Dog Groomer Directory
Dog Groomers in Stafford, Texas
4 dog groomers in Stafford, Texas. Ratings, reviews, and contact info for every listing.
Tips for Choosing a Dog Groomer in Stafford
- ✓ Check online reviews and ask for recommendations from other local dog owners in Stafford.
- ✓ Visit the grooming facility before your first appointment to make sure it's clean and well-maintained.
- ✓ Ask about experience with your dog's breed — specialized coat types need groomers who know the right techniques.
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All Dog Groomers in Stafford
Pretty Pups Grooming
Stafford, TX
· (281) 780-7648
Ruff Ruff Paradise Pet Care & More
Stafford, TX
· (832) 987-1881
PawllyWood Pet Spa
Stafford, TX
· (281) 208-2525
Celebrities Grooming
Stafford, TX
· (281) 277-0123
Frequently Asked Questions
How many dog groomers are in Stafford, Texas?
There are 4 dog groomers in Stafford, Texas listed on BarkSeeker. Browse all listings with ratings and contact info.
What is the best rated dog groomer in Stafford?
Pretty Pups Grooming is the highest-rated groomer in Stafford with a 4.7-star rating across 12 reviews. Browse all Stafford groomers sorted by rating above.
How much does dog grooming cost in Stafford, Texas?
Dog grooming in Stafford typically costs $30-$90 for small and medium dogs, $60-$150+ for large breeds or hand-scissoring. Mobile groomers add a $30-$80 travel fee. Contact individual groomers for exact pricing.
Are there dog groomers open on Sunday in Stafford?
Sunday hours vary by groomer. Most Stafford groomers are closed Sunday and Monday, with peak hours Tuesday through Saturday. Call ahead to confirm — listings above include phone numbers.
How often should I get my dog groomed?
Most dogs need professional grooming every 4-8 weeks depending on coat type. Long-coat breeds (doodles, poodles) need 4-6 weeks to prevent matting. Short-coat breeds can stretch to 8-12 weeks.
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