Mobile grooming company
Furry Land
Mobile dog and cat grooming in Chicago. Confirm local services and price directly.
Chicago
FIND CARE FOR YOUR CAT
Explore dog grooming around Chicago and a dedicated mobile cat service. The collection includes providers with named suburban routes as well as city appointments.
6 matching listings in our starting collection. Confirm your address and requested service directly; these are not live appointment results.
For a first appointment, confirm your address is on the route. Cat-only providers may fit new clients around existing stops.
THE LOCAL SHORTLIST
Mobile grooming company
Mobile dog and cat grooming in Chicago. Confirm local services and price directly.
Chicago
Mobile grooming company
Groombar Chicago brings professional mobile dog and cat grooming to the greater Chicago area in a fully equipped van. Chicago-based team trained for custom haircuts and bathing services.
Chicago · Greater Chicagoland
Mobile grooming company
Mobile pet grooming serving Chicago. Stress-free, personalized grooming at your curb.
Chicago
Booking marketplace
Pawgo connects Chicago pet owners with independent mobile groomers. Doorstep grooming services across the Chicago area.
Chicago · Greater Chicago
Mobile grooming company
A cat-only groomer offering mobile appointments. New-client scheduling depends on travel from existing appointments.
Chicago
Mobile grooming company
Trusted mobile pet grooming in Chicago. Calm, professional grooming right to your driveway.
Chicago
Coverage comes from provider websites or reviewed business submissions. Confirm your exact address, current price and appointment availability directly. How we select listings
This is an illustrative estimate based on industry averages. Actual prices vary by provider, location, coat condition, and temperament. Always request a written quote before booking.
Note your pet's current weight, coat length, and any tangles or mats. Cats may hide coat issues; gently check behind ears and under legs.
Mobile groomers work in vans. In Chicago, extreme heat or cold affects van comfort. Ask about climate control and seasonally adjusted scheduling.
Reserve a space for the grooming van. Check building access rules, gate codes, and whether the groomer needs water or electricity hookups.
Ask what is included: bath, haircut, nails, ear cleaning, de-shedding. Get the total in writing before the groomer starts.
Nervous or aggressive cats take more time. Some groomers charge extra for difficult handling.
Matted or pelting requires additional time and may result in a shorter cut than desired.
Bath-only is cheapest. Full groom includes bath, haircut, nails, and ear cleaning.
Some cat groomers limit routes by neighborhood. Confirm your address is on their current schedule.
Ask specifically for a groomer who accepts cats. A company offering dog grooming does not necessarily offer cat appointments on every route. Confirm that the provider has cat-specific training and equipment.
Confirm whether the service takes place in a van or inside your home. Check parking, access and cancellation requirements before paying. Ask how long the appointment typically takes and whether you should be present.
Prices vary by pet size, coat type, and service. Bath-only appointments typically start around $45–$75 for small dogs with short coats. Full grooming (bath + haircut) usually ranges from $75–$150+ depending on breed and coat condition. Cat grooming generally costs more than dog grooming due to handling requirements. Always request a written quote before booking.
Confirm: 1) Your exact address is on their current route, 2) What services are included in the quoted price, 3) Whether the appointment is in a van or inside your home, 4) Parking or access requirements, 5) Cancellation and rescheduling policies, 6) Payment methods accepted.
Not all mobile groomers accept cats. Some companies specialize in dog-only services. Cat grooming requires different handling techniques and equipment. Look for providers that explicitly advertise cat services, or search our cat grooming filter to find specialists in your area.
A typical dog grooming appointment takes 1–2 hours depending on size, coat condition, and services requested. Cat appointments may take longer due to handling needs. One-pet-at-a-time services take less total time but may book up faster.
Most groomers charge extra for de-matting due to the additional time and care required. Severe matting may require a shorter cut than you prefer for your pet's comfort. Ask about de-matting fees when requesting a quote, and be honest about your pet's coat condition.
Policies vary by provider. Some mobile groomers prefer the owner nearby for anxious pets, while others find pets behave better when owners are not present. Ask the groomer about their preference and whether you can observe from a distance.