Bath, haircut and finish
Full-service dog grooming in Franklin.
A full-service groom wraps the bath, dry, haircut, nail trim and ear care into one appointment. Most Franklin dogs stay neat on a schedule of about every five to eight weeks.
Why full-groom prices vary.
Small smooth-coated dogs sit near the bottom of the range, while large, thick or heavily styled dogs sit near the top.
- Body size drives time and product, so a corgi and a Bernese mountain dog are priced very differently.
- Coat type counts. Double coats and curly coats need extra drying and combing before any clipper work.
- A basic clip is faster than a breed-pattern scissor finish, and it is priced that way.
- Tangles and mats often come with a separate de-matting fee, so brushing between visits protects your wallet.
- Add-ons such as teeth cleaning, paw balm or a bandana are normally listed separately.
- Salon visits generally cost less than mobile visits because you bring the dog to the groomer.
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Before you book.
What does a full groom cost in Franklin?
Most full grooms fall between roughly $65 and $150. Size, coat condition and the style you choose decide where yours lands, and the groomer confirms the exact figure.
How long should I plan for?
Expect two to four hours at a salon. Big dogs and thick coats run longer, and some salons have you drop off and pick up.
How often is a full groom needed?
Five to eight weeks fits most dogs. Dogs with fast-growing coats may need to come back sooner.
What should I tell the groomer first?
Mention skin issues, sore joints, a fear of dryers or any past bad visits. It helps the groomer pace the appointment.
More grooming guides.
Bath and brush
Shampoo, dry and brush-out to wash off clay, pollen and farm-field dust.
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.