Dog Bath & Blow Dry in Southwest Ranches

    You get a perfectly clean dog without the wet-bathroom cleanup or the stressful salon drop-off. We pull our van right into your driveway for a warm, filtered-water bath using TropiClean, a premium pet shampoo chosen specifically for your dog's coat. Your dog gets quiet, one-on-one attention during a careful blow-dry and a thorough brush-out. We also take care of the everyday essentials in the same visit, handling the nails, ears, basic toothbrushing, and a light sanitary trim.

    Warm bath and hand dry Serving local pets since 2010 Right outside your home

    What comes with the bath

    What's Included

    Every visit includes a warm, filtered-water bath using TropiClean shampoo chosen for your dog's coat, followed by towel-drying, hand blow-drying, and a thorough brush-out to remove loose hair and light tangles. We also handle standard maintenance, including nail trimming, ear cleaning, maintenance teeth brushing with enzymatic paste, and a light sanitary trim around the groin and rear. Gland expression is available upon request.

    Pricing by Size & Weight

    Petit0–9 lb · e.g., Chihuahua, Maltese, Yorkshire Terrier
    From $65
    Small10–20 lb · e.g., Shih Tzu, Miniature Schnauzer
    From $75
    Medium21–35 lb · e.g., French Bulldog, Cocker Spaniel
    From $85
    Medium-Large36–45 lb · e.g., Whippet, Border Collie
    From $90
    Large46–55 lb · e.g., Bulldog, English Springer Spaniel
    From $125
    Extra Large56–65 lb · e.g., Dalmatian, Standard Poodle
    From $135
    XXL66–75 lb · e.g., Golden Retriever, Labrador Retriever
    From $145
    3XL76 lb and above · e.g., Rottweiler, Great Dane
    From $155

    Coat type affects the price:Two 40-pound dogs can take very different amounts of work. A short-haired Whippet may be a $90 bath, while an Australian Shepherd with a heavy coat may be closer to $110 because drying and brushing take longer.

    Curly coats may cost extra:A $10–$20 surcharge may apply to Poodles, Doodles, and other curly-coated dogs.

    These are starting prices:Matting, add-ons, and extra handling may increase the total. We confirm the full price with you before grooming begins.

    Wondering how a bath compares with a tidy-up or haircut? Our Broward grooming price guide explains what each appointment includes.

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    What happens in the van

    Please walk your dog before we pull up and have a safe, level spot ready for the van. If you're in a gated community, share the access instructions when you book.

    1. Meet your groomer

    Before we start, we'll look through your dog's coat and check for tangles or packed undercoat. Tell us about sensitive spots or anything your dog finds difficult, and we'll confirm the work and price with you.

    2. Nails, ears and teeth

    While your dog is still dry, we'll trim the nails, clean the ears and take care of basic toothbrushing.

    3. The bath

    Your dog gets a warm, filtered-water bath using TropiClean shampoo chosen for the coat. We'll work the shampoo through, then rinse it out thoroughly before drying.

    4. Towel-dry and hand blow-dry

    We towel-dry first, then blow-dry by hand with a low-noise dryer. Your groomer stays with your dog and checks the air temperature with their own hand as they dry. No cage dryers.

    5. Brush-out and sanitary trim

    We'll brush out loose surface hair and light tangles, then tidy around the groin and rear with a light sanitary trim. The rest of the coat stays at the length you like.

    6. Ready to come inside

    Once your dog is clean, dry and brushed out, we'll text you to let you know they're ready to come back inside.

    How your dog's coat changes the bath

    Even a short-haired dog can leave plenty of hair on the sofa. With a thicker coat, loose undercoat can get caught beneath the outer hair, which means more drying and brushing. The bath includes a brush-out for loose surface hair and light tangles. If we find packed undercoat that needs extra work, we'll show you what's involved and confirm the de-shedding charge before starting.

    Bathing can tighten severe mats. We'll assess your dog's coat first; a full haircut may be needed instead of a bath package.

    A Golden Retriever who needed extra coat work

    A 70-pound Golden Retriever booked for a bath had packed undercoat around his back legs. We showed his owner what needed doing and explained the $30 de-shedding add-on. She approved it before we started. The visit took 75 minutes.

    Two people with a golden-colored dog beside Coco's pink-and-black mobile grooming van

    Coco's Grooming Work

    A few dogs after their visits with Coco's. See more in our grooming gallery.

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    White fluffy dog wearing a red-and-green bandana on Coco's grooming table.
    Dog wearing a green bandana on Coco's grooming table.
    Tan-and-white dog wearing a red bandana on Coco's grooming table.
    Curly light-brown dog wearing a red paw-print bandana on Coco's grooming table.

    See how bath day works

    Coco’s explains the bath package, the sanitary trim and when to book face-and-feet tidying or a full haircut instead.

    Questions before you book

    Tell us about tangles, skin sensitivities or anything your dog finds difficult before the appointment. We can plan a steadier visit when we know what to expect.

    Need a trim as well?

    Partial Dog Grooming tidies the face and feet. Full Dog Grooming includes a body haircut. View all dog grooming.

    We serve Southwest Ranches, Pembroke Pines, Davie, Weston, Miramar, Sunrise, Plantation and Cooper City. Check our service areas for coverage and route availability.

    Let us handle bath day

    Send us your dog's breed, weight and address. Mention any tangles or dryer worries, and we'll help you book the right visit.