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9 screened dog groomers in Camden. Compare them here, then contact them from their profile.

Google ratings
4.4 to 5.0
Dog grooming in Camden

9 dog groomers in Camden

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

  1. Dog Grooming Camden

    Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 215 Google reviews

    Kentish Town

    • Personalised care
    • Experienced team
    • Camden London
  2. Pawfect grooms

    Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 108 Google reviews

    Kentish Town, 5 years in business

    • One to one grooming
    • Calm environment
    • Tellington T Touch trained
  3. Lola's Pet Salon

    Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 107 Google reviews

    Primrose Hill

    • Mobile grooming
    • High quality products
    • Premium grooming van
  4. Groomerang

    Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 24 Google reviews

    Hamstead Heath, 3 years in business

    • Mobile grooming
    • City and Guilds qualified
    • Premium products
  5. Filthy Hounds Pet Parlour

    Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 38 Google reviews

    Lismore Circus

    • Cat and dog grooming
    • Level 3 qualified groomer
    • Calm salon
  6. H&H DOG

    Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 182 Google reviews

    Kentish Town, 10 years in business

    • Over 20 years experience
    • Certified trainers
    • Mobile grooming
  7. Maya Grooming

    Rated 4.4 out of 5 from 55 Google reviews

    West Hampstead

    • Gentle handling
    • Stress-free environment
    • Compassionate care
  8. West End Tails

    Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 66 Google reviews

    Chancery Lane · Mainly dog day care

    • 1:8 staff ratio
    • On-site grooming
    • Evening hours
  9. Groom Guru

    Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 71 Google reviews

    Bloomsbury · Mainly dog day care

    • Holistic grooming
    • Preventative care
    • Sustainability focus

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About dog grooming in Camden

Camden, London

Camden is one of inner London's most dog-friendly boroughs despite its urban density, with Hampstead Heath, Regent's Park and the Regent's Canal towpath giving owners genuinely substantial green space on the doorstep. Grooming demand clusters around the transport hubs and village-like high streets: Camden Town, Kentish Town and Gospel Oak where tube and Overground connections make drop-offs easy, and Primrose Hill and Belsize Park where owners value being able to walk to a trusted groomer between errands.

The breed mix reflects Camden's character. In the flats and conversions of Camden Town and Kentish Town, compact companion breeds dominate: French Bulldogs, Cavapoos, Cavaliers and smooth-coated Chihuahuas that need regular maintenance grooming. Further out toward Hampstead and Belsize Park, larger properties and garden access bring more Cockapoos, Cocker Spaniels and Labradoodles whose owners book regular deshedding and scissor work. Around Dartmouth Park and West Hampstead the mix broadens further, with Labs, Goldens and the occasional German Shepherd making heavy use of the Heath.

Kentish Town and Camden Town are the primary grooming hubs, well served by Northern line and Overground connections and with enough high street footfall to support walk-in and appointment-based salons. Primrose Hill serves the wealthier residential pocket to the south of the Heath, where owners tend to favour premium, unhurried appointments. Listed groomers in Camden include Pawfect Grooms in Kentish Town offering one-to-one sessions with a Tellington T Touch trained groomer in a calm environment, Lola's Pet Salon in Primrose Hill providing mobile grooming from a premium van using high quality products, and Dog Grooming Camden in Kentish Town offering personalised care from an experienced team.

Seasonal considerations

Hampstead Heath is the single biggest driver of grooming demand in Camden. Its 790 acres of ancient woodland, open heathland and ponds mean dogs return grass-seeded, muddy and in need of proper coat attention for much of the year. Spring and autumn are the busiest periods as coats transition, with paw tidy-ups, ear cleaning and deshedding appointments in particular demand after muddy Heath sessions. The Regent's Canal towpath adds year-round coat exposure, especially for dogs who find the water irresistible. Most groomers recommend booking every four to eight weeks, with higher frequency for the doodle and spaniel coats that are especially common in this borough.

Practical considerations

Parking in Camden is genuinely difficult. Controlled zones cover most of the borough and high street parking is limited, so the majority of owners either walk to their groomer or use tube and Overground connections. Camden Town, Kentish Town, Gospel Oak and Hampstead stations all give reasonable walking access to local salons. Mobile grooming fills an important gap here, and Lola's Pet Salon's premium van service suits the many flat-dwelling owners in Camden Town and Primrose Hill for whom a home visit is considerably more practical than navigating parking restrictions with a freshly groomed dog. Residential roads in Belsize Park, West Hampstead and Dartmouth Park offer easier kerbside access for mobile vans than the congested high streets.

Areas covered

  • Hampstead Heath
  • Kentish Town
  • Lismore Circus
  • Primrose Hill
  • West Hampstead

Dog grooming prices in Camden

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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