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11 screened dog groomers in Barnet. Compare them here, then contact them from their profile.

Google ratings
4.7 to 5.0
Dog grooming in Barnet

11 dog groomers in Barnet

Ordered by Google rating, then number of reviews. Businesses whose main service is something else are listed after.

  1. Arys Groom

    Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 263 Google reviews

    East Finchley

    • Collection delivery
    • Creative styling
    • Cat grooming
  2. The Artful Dog Grooming Parlour

    Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 57 Google reviews

    West Finchley, 3 years in business

    • Low-stress grooming
    • Fear-free certified
    • One-to-one salon
  3. Oakleigh Grooms

    Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 41 Google reviews

    East Barnet, 5 years in business

    • one-to-one grooming
    • City Guilds qualified
    • First aid trained
  4. Beau’s Bubblebath Boutique

    Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 30 Google reviews

    Barnet Vale, 5 years in business

    • Competition groomer
    • Puppy grooming
    • Therapeutic washes
  5. Fur Studio By Jakki

    Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 28 Google reviews

    Arkley, 5 years in business

    • one-to-one grooming
    • OCN Level 3
    • Fully insured
  6. Paw Wash Grooming

    Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 123 Google reviews

    Finchley

    • Home-based grooming
    • IPET3 certified
    • Personal touch
  7. Posh Pups

    Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 114 Google reviews

    Golders Green

    • Dog grooming
    • Cat grooming
    • Nutrition advice
  8. Aborable Pets

    Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 58 Google reviews

    Friern Barnet

    • One-on-one sessions
    • Award-winning groomer
    • Spa packages
  9. Libby's Pup Parlour

    Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 51 Google reviews

    Edgware

    • Home-based salon
    • Puppy first groom
    • Loyalty discounts
  10. Wet Dog London

    Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 111 Google reviews

    Finchley, 7 years in business

    • Stress-free grooming
    • Handstripping
    • Cat grooming
  11. Waggingtons

    Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 127 Google reviews

    Mill Hill, 10 years in business · Mainly dog walking

    • Home-from-home boarding
    • Behaviour consultations
    • Daily woodland walks

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About dog grooming in Barnet

Barnet, London

Barnet is classic outer north London dog territory: family houses, big parks and a lot of dogs that come home muddy. Grooming demand is strongest in and around Finchley, Barnet town and Edgware, where rows of semis and terraces mean plenty of pets but rarely the space or equipment for proper bath-and-dry sessions at home. In the flatter, denser parts of East and West Finchley you see a lot of Cockapoos, Cavapoos, Frenchies and spaniels, coat-heavy breeds that need regular professional attention to stay ahead of matting. Further north around High Barnet, Totteridge and Mill Hill, larger detached houses and countryside-style walks mean more Labs, Goldens and working spaniels, with owners booking heavier deshedding through spring and autumn. Edgware and Burnt Oak sit somewhere in the middle: mixed housing, mixed breeds, and busy households that rely on local salons and mobile groomers to keep coats under control.

Grooming salons cluster where dog ownership is densest and transport is convenient. East Finchley and West Finchley both have good high street presence and are within walking distance of Victoria Park and Dollis Brook, making it easy to combine a groom with a park run. Barnet town and Hendon serve the middle belt of the borough, while Edgware is the natural hub for the northern residential spreads around Burnt Oak and Canons Park. Listed groomers in Barnet include Arys Groom in East Finchley offering creative styling and cat grooming, The Artful Dog Grooming Parlour in West Finchley specialising in fear-free one-to-one sessions, and Libby's Pup Parlour in Edgware operating from a home-based salon with dedicated puppy packages.

Seasonal considerations

Barnet's park network drives grooming demand year-round. Hadley Woods, Gladstone Park and the Dollis Brook trails leave long-coated dogs wet and muddy for much of the year, keeping bath-and-tidy appointments and ear cleaning in steady demand. Spring and autumn are the busiest periods as coats transition and shedding peaks. Summer brings requests for shorter clips, particularly for the heavier-coated breeds common in the northern parts of the borough. Most groomers recommend booking every four to eight weeks to stay ahead of matting, especially for the doodle and spaniel coats that dominate here.

Practical considerations

Parking varies across the borough. East and West Finchley have controlled zones and pay-and-display, so morning appointments before school-run traffic work best. High Barnet and Totteridge are more relaxed, with easier on-street parking that suits both salon visits and mobile vans. Edgware is well connected by Northern Line and bus but many owners still drive given the distance from the station with a freshly groomed dog. Mobile groomers are well established across the borough, particularly in residential streets where driveways are common and high street parking is limited.

Areas covered

  • Arkley
  • Barnet Vale
  • East Barnet
  • East Finchley
  • Edgware
  • Finchley
  • Friern Barnet
  • Golders Green
  • West Finchley

Dog grooming prices in Barnet

Dog grooming prices in London vary depending on your dog's size, coat type, and the services required.

Based on local listings, dog owners can typically expect:

Estimated London price ranges
Full groom
Small dogsaround £50–£75
Medium dogsaround £60–£90
Large dogsaround £80–£130+
Additional services
Bath and brusharound £25–£50
Nail clippingaround £8–£15

Prices may be higher for dogs with matted coats, specialist breed styling, or those requiring extra handling time.

Each provider sets their own prices, so owners are encouraged to contact groomers directly to confirm availability and exact costs.

Questions about dog grooming

What is the average price to have a dog groomed in London?

Dog grooming in London typically costs between £60 and £130 for a full groom. Smaller dogs and straightforward coats sit at the lower end, while larger breeds, curly coats, or dogs needing hand stripping will be higher. A bath and brush without a full clip is usually cheaper. Contact groomers directly to confirm current pricing for your dog's breed and coat type.

What are the red flags for dog grooming?

Red flags include groomers who refuse to show you their facilities, cannot explain their handling methods, or are vague about pricing until after the appointment. Be cautious of any groomer who does not ask about your dog's health, temperament or coat history before starting. A good groomer welcomes questions, has clear pricing, and will tell you honestly if your dog's coat needs more work than expected rather than surprising you with extra charges.

What does FFF mean in dog grooming?

FFF stands for Face, Feet and Fanny, a partial groom that focuses on the three areas that need most frequent tidying between full appointments. It is a popular maintenance option for keeping dogs looking neat and comfortable without the cost or time of a full groom every visit.

What is included in a full dog groom?

A full groom usually includes a bath, blow dry, brush-out, full-body trim or clip, sanitary trim, paw pad tidy, nail clip, and finishing touches. Some groomers also include extras such as ear cleaning or de-shedding treatments. It is worth checking exactly what is included before booking as services vary between salons.

What if my dog is nervous or has never been groomed before?

Look for a groomer who uses calm, reward-based handling and has experience with anxious dogs. The RSPCA advises that dogs should never be forced into situations they find frightening, so a short introductory visit, a quieter one-to-one appointment, or a mobile groomer who comes to your home can all be better options for a nervous dog.

What if my dog has knots or matting?

Small knots can often be carefully worked out during the groom, but severe matting may need to be clipped off to avoid causing pain or skin irritation. A good groomer will explain the options before starting and keep you updated if the coat condition means they need to adjust the plan. Trying to brush out tight mats at home can cause discomfort, so it is usually better to let an experienced groomer assess the coat first.

Can I stay with my dog during the grooming appointment?

Most groomers prefer owners not to stay during the appointment as dogs often settle more quickly and behave more calmly without their owner present. If your dog is anxious, ask how the groomer handles first visits and whether they offer a shorter introductory session to help your dog get comfortable with the environment before a full groom.

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