Dog grooming prices in Washington

All 19 groomers in Washington, with how to book

Taken from the menus of 13 groomers in Washington, 210 published prices in all. Nothing here is an average of the country. Every figure is what a named salon charges.

A full groom in Washington

$90 to $200

Median $150, across 8 salons that publish a price. What you pay depends mostly on your dog's size.

Dog sizeRangeMedianSalons
Medium, 26 to 50 lbs$90 – $185$1853

Bath and brush

$45 – $120

Median $111, 6 salons

No haircut. Wash, dry and brush out.

Add-ons and single services

Charged on their own or added to a groom. These are the prices people price-check most.

ServiceRangeMedianSalons
Nail trimThe most common walk-in service, and the one people price-check most.$10 – $30$188
Teeth brushingCosmetic brushing at the salon. Not a dental, which is a veterinary procedure under anaesthetic.$10 – $20$187
De-sheddingUndercoat removal. Priced by how much coat there is.$20 – $40$257
Ear cleaningOften included in a full groom and charged separately on a bath.$5 – $20$186
Gland expression$7 – $30$208

What each Washington 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.

Washington grooming prices, in plain answers

How much does a full dog groom cost in Washington?
On the published menus of 8 salons in Washington, a full groom with a haircut costs $90 to $200, with a median of $150. By size: medium, 26 to 50 lbs: $90 to $185 (median $185). Size and coat condition move the price more than anything else.
How much is a dog bath without a haircut in Washington?
A bath and brush with no haircut costs $45 to $120, with a median of $111 across 6 salons in Washington that publish the price.
How much is a dog nail trim in Washington?
A nail trim on its own costs $10 to $30, with a median of $18 at 8 salons in Washington.
Where do these Washington grooming prices come from?
Each figure was read from a salon's own published menu, 210 prices from 13 salons in Washington 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.

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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.

See all Washington groomers

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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