Breed pricing
Starting prices by breed and size, so owners know roughly what to expect.
- Common breeds listed, from terriers to doodles
- Full groom, bath and tidy, nails and puppy intro
- Matting and de-shedding charges explained
Web design for dog groomers
Websites for dog groomers
A website that answers “how much for my cockapoo?” before anyone rings, sets out your vaccination and behaviour rules, and collects new clients for your waiting list.
£47 a month, design, copy, hosting and changes included. No setup fee, no contract.
Before they get in touch
What customers check before choosing dog groomers
- 1
How much for my dog?
Price depends on breed, size and coat. Owners want a rough figure before they ask, not “it depends”.
- 2
Are you taking new dogs?
Many groomers are full. A clear waiting list beats a phone that rings with people you can’t fit in.
- 3
Will my dog be all right?
Nervous dogs, puppies, older dogs and reactive dogs. Owners look for signs you know how to handle theirs.
- 4
What do I need to bring?
Vaccination records, drop-off times, matted coat charges. The rules are easier to accept when they’re written down first.
What we put on the page
What we put on a dog grooming website
Your policies
Vaccinations, cancellations and behaviour rules in one place.
- Vaccination requirements stated clearly
- Late cancellation and no-show terms
- Muzzle and reactive dog policy
Waiting list
A simple form that collects breed, age, coat and location for new clients.
- Enquiries emailed straight to you
- Asks the questions you’d ask on the phone
- Turn it on or off when you’re full
Puppies and nervous dogs
What a first visit looks like, for owners who are worried.
- Puppy introduction sessions explained
- How you handle anxious or older dogs
- Quiet appointment slots if you offer them
Before and after
Photos of real grooms, which owners love and share.
- Fast-loading galleries that work on a phone
- Grouped by breed so owners find their dog
- Link to your Facebook or Instagram
Salon or mobile
Where you work, or which villages your van covers.
- Area served for mobile groomers
- Drop-off, parking and collection times
- Hours that match your Google Business Profile
The write-up
What a dog grooming website needs to answer
Most dog groomers don’t need more enquiries. They need better ones. The phone rings with people asking what a groom costs, whether you’ll take a reactive dog, and if you have anything on Saturday. A good website answers those before anyone dials, and sends you the details of new clients in a form you can work through when you have time.
Pricing is the hardest part, because every dog is different. We get round it with starting prices by breed and size, covering full grooms, bath and tidies, nail trims and puppy introductions. A short note explains when matting or a heavy coat costs more. Owners accept a guide much more easily than a refusal to say, and you can still confirm the price when you see the dog.
Policies come next. Vaccination requirements, late cancellations, no-shows and how you deal with nervous or reactive dogs all go on one page. When the rules are written down before someone books, there are fewer awkward conversations at the door. For puppies and anxious dogs, we write a short page on what a first visit looks like, which reassures owners more than anything else.
If you’re full, the waiting list form does the filtering. It asks for breed, age, coat type and where they live, and emails it to you. If you’re mobile, we show the villages you cover. The gallery uses your own before and after photos, grouped by breed and compressed to load quickly. Owners love seeing a dog like theirs looking smart, and they share the page with friends. And we help you keep your Google Business Profile in line with the site, so searches for a groomer nearby find the right hours.
Shropshire & Powys borders
Websites for dog groomers in Shropshire and Powys
Dog owners here are spread across towns, villages and farms. Groomers often fill up on word of mouth, so the website has to do the explaining and the filtering.
Shropshire
Shrewsbury
A large town with lots of family dogs and doodles. Breed pricing and a waiting list form save hours of phone calls.
Shrewsbury page → Shropshire OswestryClients come in from the surrounding countryside and across the Welsh border. Say which villages you cover and where to drop off.
Oswestry page → Powys WelshpoolFarming country, with working dogs as well as pets. Show you're happy with both, and with muddy coats.
Welshpool page → Powys NewtownThe largest town in Powys, drawing owners from up and down the valley. A mobile service area map helps them see if you reach them.
Newtown page → Shropshire LudlowVisitors bring dogs on holiday and locals walk them in the hills. A clear price list and booking route suit both.
Ludlow page → Powys KnightonWalkers and their dogs come through on Offa's Dyke. Locals want to know your days and whether you're taking new clients.
Knighton page →Example sites
Example website designs for dog groomers
View the site Little Acorns Nursery
Friendly & approachable
Rounded cards and a warm palette carrying genuinely practical detail, session times, real fees, and what a day actually looks like.
View the site Bloom & Co. Florist
Friendly & approachable
Soft pink and sage in place of warm brown, proof the same friendly warmth can wear more than one palette.
View the site Pixel & Pop Design Co.
Playful & creative
Bright colour, bold type and playful shapes for a brand that wants to feel fun before it feels formal.
Questions from dog groomers
Can I show prices if every dog is different?
Yes. We list starting prices by breed and size, with a clear note that matted or very large coats may cost more. Owners appreciate a guide, and it stops the calls from people who were never going to book.
Can new clients join a waiting list on the site?
Yes. We add a form asking for breed, age, coat type and location, and it emails you directly. When you have space you can work through the list in order.
I'm a mobile groomer. Can you show the area I cover?
Yes. We list the towns and villages you travel to, and can add a map. It saves both of you time when someone just outside your area gets in touch.
Can clients book online?
If you already use a booking system, we link to it from every page. If you don’t, the enquiry form works well, and you stay in control of who you take on.
How much does it cost?
£47 a month, including design, writing, hosting and ten changes a month. There’s no setup fee and no contract.
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A dog grooming website for £47 a month
A website designed and written for your business, hosted on UK servers and kept up to date, for £47 a month. We write the words, and you check every page before it goes live.
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