Full Dog Grooming Prices in York

At Fluffs York, a "Full Groom" is more than just a haircut. It is a comprehensive, head-to-tail styling treatment tailored specifically to your dog’s breed, coat type, and lifestyle.

Whether you have a show-stopping Spaniel from Haxby, a busy Doodle from Huntington, or a adventurous Terrier from Rawcliffe, our Wigginton salon provides a calm, 1-on-1 environment where your dog is always the guest of honour.

Small Dogs

£40

Extra costs may incur for the following reasons:

•  Dogs badly matted or very dirty coated dogs that need additional time
• Any flea treatment required

All extra charges are subject to owners approval before undertaking.

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Medium Dogs

£45

Extra costs may incur for the following reasons:

•  Dogs badly matted or very dirty coated dogs that need additional time
• Any flea treatment required

All extra charges are subject to owners approval before undertaking.

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Large & Technical Dogs

£50+

Extra costs may incur for the following reasons:

•  Dogs badly matted or very dirty coated dogs that need additional time
• Any flea treatment required

All extra charges are subject to owners approval before undertaking.

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What’s Included in The Full Groom?

Our signature service is a multi-step process designed for beauty, health, and comfort:

1. Every session starts with a chat. We discuss your preferred style, your dog’s behaviour, and any "trouble spots" like matting or skin sensitivities.
 
2. The Bath & Deep Clean Using premium shampoos tailored to your dog’s coat, we perform a double-cleansing wash. This removes the York mud from those long walks and nourishes the skin.
 
3. The Fluff Dry - we never use cage dryers. Your dog is hand-dried using specialised high-velocity and stand dryers, ensuring a high-volume, "boutique" finish while keeping them warm and relaxed.
 
4. Precision Styling using a mix of professional scissoring, thinning, and clipping, we craft the look you’ve asked for. From sharp Westie heads to flowing Spaniel feathers, the detail is in the finish.
 
5. The Essential Hygiene "Tidy" A Full Groom isn't complete without the details:
 
  • Paw Pad Clearing: Trimming the "fluff" between pads to prevent slipping and trapped grit.
  • Sanitary Trim: For health and cleanliness.
  • Eye & Ear Care: Cleaning the "tear tracks" and ensuring ears are fresh and clear.
  • Nail Clipping: Precision trimming for a comfortable "click-free" walk.

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What my customers say

"I was so nervous about my puppy’s first groom, but Lucy at Fluffs was incredible. She was so patient and gentle—my little Cooper came out looking like a tiny cloud and wasn't stressed at all. We’ve found our forever groomer"

Sarah M. (& Cooper 🐾)

"I’ve tried a few places, but nobody gets the cut right like Lucy at Fluffs. My Spaniel’s coat has never looked so vibrant or healthy. Definitely 10/10, I would recommend!"

James R. (& Barnaby 🐶)

"Our goldendoodle actually gets excited when we pull into the driveway! The 'Full Fluffs Makeover' is worth every penny—she smells amazing for weeks and the cut is always perfect. Lucy truly treats every dog like her own."

Chloe H. (& Bella 🐩)
FAQs

Common Questions

What is included in a full dog groom?

A full groom covers a warm bath, a full blow-dry and brush-out, a clip or scissor into your chosen style, nails trimmed, ears checked and cleaned, and a tidy of the paws and sanitary areas. Your dog leaves clean, comfortable and looking their best.

How much does a full groom cost?

Prices start from around 40 pounds for a small dog, rising with size, coat type and condition. Because every dog is different, the fairest thing is to get in touch with your breed and coat and I will give you an honest quote.

How often should my dog have a full groom?

Most dogs do best on a regular cycle of every 6 to 8 weeks, though curly and long coats often need it more often and smooth coats less. Keeping to a routine prevents matting and keeps the skin and coat healthy.

What happens if my dog is matted?

Matting is a welfare issue, not just a cosmetic one, so if the coat is felted I will always choose kindness over vanity and may need to clip shorter than usual. Regular grooming and brushing at home is the best way to avoid it.