Quick and simple
Quick dog wash and nail trim near you in Los Angeles.
Not every visit needs a haircut. A wash and nail trim is the quick option for dogs with short coats or those between full grooms, and it is easy to fit around a workday.
Making a quick visit easy.
We try to match these requests with the closest groomer so the trip stays short.
- Choose a groomer close to home, since short appointments are not worth a long drive.
- Tell us if your dog needs nails only, as some groomers also offer walk-in nail trims.
- Say if your dog has sensitive skin, so the groomer can use a gentler shampoo.
- Dogs that roll in dirt or hike on dusty trails may do well on a monthly schedule.
- Ask about packages if you want a bath every few weeks.
- Check whether ear cleaning and a brush-out are part of the standard price.
Get a wash and nails quote.
Tell us about your dog and your area. Your request is reviewed and referred to a local groomer.
Before you book.
Can I get just a nail trim near me?
Many groomers do nail trims on their own, some without an appointment. Mention it in your request and we will point you to one.
How long does a wash take?
About an hour or two at most salons, depending on coat length and how busy the shop is.
Is a wash cheaper than a full groom?
Yes, because no haircut is included. The typical range is about $42 to $90.
Can a van do a quick wash too?
Yes, though some mobile groomers set a minimum price. Ask before booking.
More grooming guides.
Mobile groomer
A van arrives at your home so you never sit in traffic with a dog.
Salon groomer
Bath, haircut, nails and ears at a salon close to home or work.
Doodle groomer
A groomer who knows how to shape and maintain curly coats.