Anywhere affordable to just have your dog washed ?

Anonymous
I don’t like doing but the cost at my groomer is the same as a full cut!
Anonymous
Petsmart will do a wash and dry
Anonymous
Your own bathtub.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Your own bathtub.


This. Get a handheld showerhead attachment and a good drain strainer to catch the hair (tubshrooms are amazing).
Anonymous
Google self-service dog wash near you.
Anonymous
You can DIY with a garden hose outside or was them in your tub or shower. I don't see what the difficulty is?
Anonymous
Scenthound is great. They’ll bathe your dog and trim nails and clean teeth/ears.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Scenthound is great. They’ll bathe your dog and trim nails and clean teeth/ears.

Don’t they operate on a monthly membership basis? I checked out their website and you can have a $39 trial of their services, but they don’t actually list the price of the monthly membership.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Google self-service dog wash near you.

There is a real shortage of these places around Montgomery Co.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Scenthound is great. They’ll bathe your dog and trim nails and clean teeth/ears.

Don’t they operate on a monthly membership basis? I checked out their website and you can have a $39 trial of their services, but they don’t actually list the price of the monthly membership.


I pay $35/month for membership. I take my dog once a month, and they do the bath, nails, and teeth—and I don’t have to pay anything extra (except for a tip) You can add on other services if needed, but I usually just stick to the basics.
Anonymous
I have not seen anywhere that the wash is the same cost as a full cut. Where are you? I'm in NoVA which does't help if you are far from here. But Vienna Petspaw and Sparkles Groomcraft will both do a wash for much less than a full groom (haircut). Wag n' Wash has you-wash stations which are quite inexpensive and easier than doing it in your bathtub and they provide the dog shampoo/conditioner, towels, etc., so all you need to bring is your dog (and treats to calm them down). Wag n wash also has groomers here.

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I have not seen anywhere that the wash is the same cost as a full cut. Where are you? I'm in NoVA which does't help if you are far from here. But Vienna Petspaw and Sparkles Groomcraft will both do a wash for much less than a full groom (haircut). Wag n' Wash has you-wash stations which are quite inexpensive and easier than doing it in your bathtub and they provide the dog shampoo/conditioner, towels, etc., so all you need to bring is your dog (and treats to calm them down). Wag n wash also has groomers here.



I like wag n wash
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:You can DIY with a garden hose outside or was them in your tub or shower. I don't see what the difficulty is?


NP, for me it's that my dog has a double coat so it's less about the wash and more that they need a full blow dry.
Anonymous
We bathe our dog weekly, most weeks. We did it in the bathtub till we got a dog bath. Best thing ever.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:We bathe our dog weekly, most weeks. We did it in the bathtub till we got a dog bath. Best thing ever.


+1. The dog bath was the best investment I ever made. It's also great utility sink for all kinds of things. I have time to do it myself these days, so I also invested in grooming equipment that paid for itself almost immediately.

If there is a Tractor Supply Co. near you, they have dog baths available for rent. The PetSmart near me has grooming services and will do just a wash and dry.
post reply Forum Index » Pets
Message Quick Reply
Go to: