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Doodles, poodles and other curly breeds

Doodle and curly coat grooming in Pensacola.

Goldendoodles, poodles and their mixes grow hair that never stops and tangles quickly, and Pensacola's sea air and swimming spots speed that up. A groomer experienced with these coats keeps them comfortable.

$80 to $170per groom

What moves the price of a curly coat groom.

These coats cost more than smooth ones because the brushing and finishing take real skill and time.

  • Every curly coat must be combed through before the bath, and that step alone can take a while.
  • Shaping the face, ears and legs with scissors is slower than running clippers over the body.
  • Mats are the common surprise charge, and a badly tangled coat may need a short clip for the dog's comfort.
  • Coming in every four to six weeks usually costs less over a year than waiting until the coat is a mess.
  • Doodles range from mini to standard, so ask for pricing by weight instead of by breed name.
  • Daily or every-other-day brushing at home does the most to hold the price down.

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Before you book.

What will a goldendoodle groom cost near Pensacola?

Expect roughly $80 to $170, depending on size, condition and the style. Large dogs with tangles will be near the top.

How frequently should a doodle see a groomer?

Every four to six weeks is typical. If your dog swims in bay or pool water, a shorter cut can make upkeep easier.

Why did my doodle come back with a short cut?

Tight mats pull on the skin and can be painful to brush out. Clipping them short is often the kindest option, and the groomer should explain it.

Can I keep a longer cut and still stay on top of it?

Yes, if you brush all the way to the skin several times a week. Some owners go shorter through the summer and let it grow in winter.

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