Dog grooming prices in Scottsdale

All 15 groomers in Scottsdale, with how to book

Taken from the menus of 6 groomers in Scottsdale, 44 published prices in all. Nothing here is an average of the country. Every figure is what a named salon charges.

A full groom in Scottsdale

$55 to $255

Median $75, across 4 salons that publish a price.

Bath and brush

$40 – $110

Median $55, 4 salons

No haircut. Wash, dry and brush out.

What each Scottsdale groomer charges

Cheapest published starting price first. A dash means the salon does not publish a price for that service, not that it does not offer it.

Scottsdale grooming prices, in plain answers

How much does a full dog groom cost in Scottsdale?
On the published menus of 4 salons in Scottsdale, a full groom with a haircut costs $55 to $255, with a median of $75. Size and coat condition move the price more than anything else.
How much is a dog bath without a haircut in Scottsdale?
A bath and brush with no haircut costs $40 to $110, with a median of $55 across 4 salons in Scottsdale that publish the price.
Where do these Scottsdale grooming prices come from?
Each figure was read from a salon's own published menu, 44 prices from 6 salons in Scottsdale as of October 2026. None is a national average or an estimate, and a salon that publishes no price is not counted. A menu price is a starting point: the salon confirms the price for your dog before the appointment.

Book one

Every salon above takes a request through PawsRx. Tell them your dog’s breed and weight and they will confirm the price before the appointment.

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Prices are what each salon published on its own menu as of October 2026, and they are a starting point rather than a quote. Coat condition moves the figure more than anything else: a matted dog takes longer and most salons charge for the extra time (more on what dematting costs).

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