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Dog bath and brush in Franklin, TN.
A bath and brush covers shampoo, conditioner, a blow dry and a thorough brushing, and many groomers add a nail trim and ear cleaning. It is a good fit for short coats and for dogs between haircuts.
What moves the price of a bath.
Because there is no cutting, a bath costs less than a full groom, and it is the easiest way to deal with red clay and spring pollen.
- Weight sets the baseline, since a lab needs far more water, shampoo and drying time than a terrier.
- Coat length matters. A smooth coat dries fast, while a husky or collie type can take an hour under the dryer.
- Red clay stains on white and cream coats may call for a second wash or a brightening shampoo, which can add a charge.
- Medicated or sensitive-skin shampoos are usually priced as an extra.
- Heavy shedding or light matting turns a quick bath into a longer brush-out.
- Dogs that come in every month often qualify for a package rate, so ask what the groomer offers.
Get a bath and brush quote.
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Before you book.
How much does a dog bath cost in Franklin?
Most baths land between about $40 and $90. The spread comes mostly from size and coat, plus any special shampoo.
How often should a Franklin dog be bathed?
Every three to six weeks is common. Dogs that wade in the Harpeth or romp in muddy fields may want a rinse more often, and your vet can advise on skin problems.
Does a bath include nails and ears?
Often, but not always. Ask the groomer to list what the bath covers before you book.
Will a bath help with shedding?
It loosens a lot of dead hair, especially with a thorough blow-out. For heavy shedders, a de-shedding session goes further.
More grooming guides.
Full-service groom
Bath, dry, haircut, nails and ears done together in one appointment.
In-home mobile grooming
A grooming van parks at your home and your dog is handled one-on-one.
Goldendoodle and curly coats
Brush-out, scissor trim and mat prevention for doodles and poodle crosses.