Zen Dog Mobile Groom Spa, LLC — photo from their website

Zen Dog Mobile Groom Spa, LLC

Relax...Let us come to you!

4.4 (136 Google reviews)

Mobile grooming Serves Nashville +1 more

This is the groomer's own photo from their website, not staged for this site.

About

An important part of pet ownership is proper and consistent pet grooming. Our grooming visits consist of bathing, nail trims, cuts and styling to make sure your pet both looks and feels great. Our grooming specialists are trained to handle a wide variety of pets, and are knowledgeable about specific breeds and their grooming requirements.

Services

  • Warm Massaging Bath
  • Blow Dry
  • Brush Out
  • Nail Trim/Grind
  • Ear Cleaning
  • Anal Gland Expressed
  • Haircut
  • Zen Dog Ultimate Spa Package Top of the line specialty shampoo and conditioner, matching scented cologne, fresh breath treatment with dental treat
  • Fresh Breath Package Teeth brushing, breath enzyme spray, dental treat

Published prices

Prices published on their website, as of 2026-07-19 — confirm when booking.

  • Difficult and/or biting dogs $10 extra charge
  • Zen Dog Ultimate Spa Package $10
  • Fresh Breath Package $6

Service area

  • Clarksville
  • St. Bethlehem
  • Sango
  • Adams
  • Fort Campbell
  • Kenwood
  • Tiny Town
  • Woodlawn

Frequently asked questions

  • Why choose mobile grooming?

    Creating a quiet, less stressful grooming atmosphere. No hassle commuting your dog to and from the groomer. One-on-one attention given to your dog. Most dogs are fully groomed in less than one hour.

  • What size dogs do you groom?

    We groom small and medium size dogs.

  • How do you provide accurate quotes?

    To insure that we are providing an accurate quote for your pets grooming we will request a photo of your pet as well as some additional information on your pet, for example, type of service requested (Bath, Neaten, or Groom), frequency of grooming, etc.

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