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The complete groom

Full dog grooming

Bath, blow-dry, brush-out and a full haircut styled to your breed — the works. We match you with groomers who cut your dog's coat well.

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  • Any breed

Get matched for full dog grooming

Tell us your dog and area — we'll match you with groomers who do this well.

A full groom is the complete package: your dog leaves clean, tidy and styled from nose to tail. It's the right choice when the coat needs a proper haircut, not just a wash — most long, curly and double coats in Singapore need one every four to six weeks.

A grey miniature poodle with a neat curly coat standing on a wooden grooming table

What it covers

  • Bath with a coat-appropriate shampoo, plus blow-dry
  • Full body haircut or scissor style (puppy cut, teddy bear, or breed style)
  • Brush-out and de-tangle
  • Nail trim, ear cleaning and sanitary/paw-pad tidy
  • Face and feet finishing

Best for

  • Long silky coats (Shih Tzu, Maltese, Yorkie)
  • Curly and wool coats (Poodle, doodle, Bichon)
  • Any dog whose coat has grown out and needs shaping
  • Owners who want a clean, styled, ready-to-cuddle finish

Choosing a style

The three most-requested styles in Singapore are the puppy cut (an even, low-maintenance all-over length), the teddy bear (rounded face and softer lines) and full scissoring to a breed standard. A good groomer will talk through what suits your dog's coat, lifestyle and the climate before starting.

In Singapore's heat and humidity, many owners keep coats a little shorter between grooms to stay comfortable and reduce matting — but that's a preference, not a rule. Tell your matched groomer how you like your dog to look and they'll work to it.

A full groom typically runs from about $70 for a small dog to $350 for a large or heavily-coated one, depending on size, coat and matting. See the price guide.

Related: Bath & tidy · curly-coat grooming guide

Questions

How long does a full groom take?

Usually one to three hours depending on your dog's size, coat condition and temperament. Heavily matted or nervous dogs take longer, as the groomer works at a pace that keeps them comfortable.

How often does my dog need a full groom?

Most long, curly and double coats do well with a full groom every four to six weeks, with brushing at home in between. Short smooth coats can stretch to six to eight weeks.

Can I ask for a specific length or style?

Yes. Share a photo or describe what you want when you get matched, and the groomer will confirm what's achievable for your dog's coat.

Ready to get your dog groomed?

One quick form. We match you with trusted Singapore groomers who send a quote.

Still deciding?

Learn how matching works and what a groom should cost before you commit.