Listed
From Google. Nothing checked by Dogoos yet.
Fetch · Groomers
Groomers near you, with a number to call and directions, nearest first.
How it works
Open Fetch, pick groomers, and use your location or a postcode. Every card shows the distance and one of four labels (Listed, Checked, Claimed or Bookable), so you can see at a glance how much has been checked. Listed places come from Google and say so.
From Google. Nothing checked by Dogoos yet.
A person at Dogoos confirmed the dog facts, and the date is shown.
The business verified its own listing.
Takes bookings through Dogoos, paid straight to the place.
Choosing a groomer
In the UK groomers don't need a licence, so ask about their training, their insurance and their experience with your dog's coat and size.
Tell them about anything that matters: skin problems, sore spots, old injuries, or a dog who hates the dryer. A good groomer will plan around it.
For a puppy, start with a short visit to get used to the sounds, the table and being handled, then build up to a full groom.
Matted coats sometimes have to be clipped short. Brushing at home between visits keeps the coat comfortable and the appointments shorter.
Questions, answered
It depends on the coat. Long and curly coats usually need a professional groom every few weeks, while short coats mostly need brushing and the occasional bath at home.
Groomers marked Bookable take bookings through Dogoos. The rest list their number, website and directions so you can get in touch.
Yes. Type a town or a postcode instead of using your location, and Fetch lists the groomers there, nearest first.
Groomers and the rest of the dog world, in the app you already have.