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7 groomers found in Gloucester
Gloucester is home to a thriving community of professional dog groomers serving the city centre, the docks, and surrounding suburbs. From long-established salons near Bristol Road and Tredworth to mobile groomers covering Quedgeley and Churchdown, owners in GL1–GL4 postcodes have a strong choice of qualified groomers — many City & Guilds certified, insured, and experienced with breed-specific styling.
Whether you live near Gloucester Quays, Kingsholm, or out towards Hucclecote and Brockworth, you'll find a groomer within a short drive. Several Gloucester groomers specialise in nervous and rescue dogs, and mobile services are increasingly popular for owners in Longlevens and Highnam who prefer the convenience of home visits.
64 Bristol Road, Gloucester, GL1 5SD
Established over 30 years ago by Carol, who holds the prestigious International Certified Master Groomer (ICMG) qualification. All team members are fully qualified in Canine First Aid. Known for their highly caring, skilled and passionate approach.
119 Tredworth Road, Gloucester, GL1 4QU
Established in 2014, TK9 is a small, friendly salon with a calm, caring and relaxing environment. Owner Theresa is a qualified, insured and experienced groomer. Awarded 'The Best Pet Grooming in Gloucester for 2024' by Quality Business Awards UK.
Highnam, Gloucester, Gloucestershire
Highly rated mobile grooming service covering Gloucester and surrounding areas. Perfect for nervous dogs or busy owners - they bring the salon directly to your door. Customers love their gentle approach, punctuality and professional finish.
Pella House, 54-56 Moor Street, Tredworth, Gloucester, GL1 4NJ
Established in 2017 by Lesley Garoufalakis, named one of the Top Three Dog Groomers in Gloucester by ThreeBestRated.co.uk for two years running. Confident, careful and gentle approach makes even the most anxious pets feel at ease.
4 Armscroft Way, Barnwood, Gloucester, GL2 0ST
Run by Sonia, providing exceptional service in a friendly atmosphere. Customers consistently praise the results - dogs always look lovely and happy after their grooming sessions. Easy to get to from anywhere in Gloucester or outlying areas.
Gloucester, Gloucestershire
Professional dog grooming salon offering affordable prices with a certified dog groomer. Customers highly praise the excellent workmanship and care provided. Many report their pets coming out happy and looking fabulous after each groom.
Unit 6, Ermin Parade, Ermin Park, Brockworth, Gloucester, GL3 4DD
Owner Laura has 17 years of experience, City and Guilds level 5 qualification, and PTTLLS teaching qualification - making her one of the most qualified dog groomers in Gloucestershire. Ranked #1 among top pet grooming services in Gloucester via rigorous 50-Point Inspection.
Many groomers in Gloucester also serve these surrounding areas. If you live nearby, ask about home collection or mobile grooming services:
When choosing a dog groomer in Gloucester, look for qualifications like City & Guilds Level 2 or 3 Dog Grooming, membership of the British Dog Groomers' Association, and Canine First Aid certification. Many Gloucester salons offer free meet-and-greet sessions — useful if your dog is anxious or has never been groomed before. Expect to pay £30–£45 for a small breed full groom and £55–£80 for larger or double-coated breeds.
Dog grooming in Gloucester typically costs £30–£45 for small breeds (Yorkies, Bichons, Cavaliers) and £55–£80 for medium to large breeds (Cockapoos, Doodles, Retrievers). Hand stripping and double-coated breeds (Huskies, German Shepherds) often cost more due to the time involved. Mobile groomers usually charge a small premium for the convenience of home visits.
Yes — several Gloucester groomers offer mobile services covering Quedgeley, Hucclecote, Brockworth, Churchdown, Longlevens and Highnam. Mobile grooming is ideal for nervous dogs, elderly owners, or households with multiple pets, as the dog stays in a familiar environment.
Most dogs benefit from a professional groom every 6–8 weeks. Breeds with continuously growing coats (Poodles, Cockapoos, Bichons) need grooming every 4–6 weeks to prevent matting. Double-coated breeds (Labradors, Huskies) need less frequent full grooms but benefit from de-shedding treatments during the spring and autumn moult.
Yes — several Gloucester groomers specialise in nervous, anxious and rescue dogs, using calm one-to-one sessions, slow introductions, and patient handling. If your dog is new to grooming or has had a bad experience, ask for a meet-and-greet session before booking a full groom.
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