Specialists for curly coats
Find a doodle and poodle groomer in Los Angeles.
Curly coats are a specialty skill. We try to place doodles, poodles and similar breeds with groomers who work with them every week and know how to keep a coat soft and even.
Matching tips for curly coats.
A good match saves you from a rushed shave-down and a coat that grows back uneven.
- Tell us if your dog is already matted, since some groomers will take that on and others will not.
- Share how short or long you want to go, so the groomer can tell you what is realistic.
- A standing appointment every few weeks keeps the coat easier to manage and the visits shorter.
- Size matters, and a mini doodle and a standard are priced very differently.
- If your dog is sensitive about the face and feet, say so, since curly coats need careful trimming there.
- Ask what home brushing routine the groomer recommends and which tools they prefer.
Get a doodle groomer quote.
Tell us about your dog and your area. Your request is reviewed and referred to a local groomer.
Before you book.
Can you match me with someone who specializes in doodles?
That is what we aim for. Include the breed mix and the coat condition in your request.
My doodle is badly matted. Who can help?
Some groomers handle heavy matting and some do not. Say so in your request and we will look for one who will, and they may recommend a short clip.
How often will my doodle need to go?
Every five or six weeks is common, depending on how long you keep the coat.
Do doodle groomers cost more than regular groomers?
Often a little, because the work is slower. Expect roughly $90 to $190 depending on size.
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.
De-shedding groomer
A blow-out and deep brush-out for dogs that leave fur everywhere.