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Mobile Dog Groomers in Long Island, ME

4 groomers · avg 3.1★ · 53 Google reviews · Listings verified August 2026

Mobile dog grooming in Long Island brings a fully equipped grooming van right to your driveway, so your dog gets bathed, brushed, clipped, and trimmed without a car ride or a waiting room. A groomer parks outside your home, hooks up water and power from the van, and works one dog at a time in a quiet, controlled space. This matters on Long Island, where coastal humidity, salt air, and sandy soil work into a dog's coat quickly, especially after time on the beach or near marshy areas. Salt residue and damp fur left unaddressed can lead to matting or skin irritation, so more frequent brushing and rinsing often helps here than in drier inland areas. Mobile grooming also skips the multi-dog waiting areas common at fixed shops, which some dogs find stressful, and it saves you from hunting for parking near a storefront in busier waterfront villages.

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  1. DapperTails Mobile Pet Grooming of Southern Maine — photo from their website

    DapperTails Mobile Pet Grooming of Southern Maine

    5 (42) 5 out of 5 stars

    Serves Southern Maine (their site)

    Full groomBathDe-sheddingNail trimEar cleaningTeeth cleaningDe-mattingCat grooming✓ Cats too

  2. Pixie Willows Mobile Pet Spa — photo from their website

    Pixie Willows Mobile Pet Spa

    3.4 (10) 3.4 out of 5 stars

    Serves Parts of Androscoggin County & Southern Maine (their site)

    ✓ Books onlineFull groomDe-sheddingNail trimEar cleaningCat grooming✓ Cats too

  3. Fluffin Around Mobile Dog Grooming — photo from their website

    Fluffin Around Mobile Dog Grooming

    1 (1) 1 out of 5 stars

    Service area: Greater Long Island, ME (estimated)

    No website — call for services & prices

  4. Elizabeths Mobile Mammal Medic — photo from their website

    Elizabeths Mobile Mammal Medic

    No Google reviews yet

    Service area: Greater Long Island, ME (estimated)

    No website — call for services & prices

When you compare groomers on this page, look at how they handle coat type, temperament, and any skin sensitivity your dog has, since salt and sand exposure can affect all three. Ask about their process for rinsing off beach residue and their approach to matting before it becomes painful. Contact a listing on this page directly to describe your dog's coat and routine so you get an accurate plan.

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Typical pricing: Pricing for mobile dog grooming varies by coat type, size, and condition of the coat, so there is no fixed rate to quote here. Contact a listing on this page directly for a quote based on your dog's needs.

Frequently asked questions

  • How does salt air and beach time affect my dog's grooming schedule?

    Salt residue and damp sand work into fur quickly after beach visits, which can dry out skin and cause matting if left in the coat. Dogs that spend regular time near the water often need more frequent brushing and rinsing than dogs that don't. Ask a groomer listed on this page how they handle post-beach coat care and how often they'd recommend visits for your routine.

  • Does humidity on Long Island make matting worse for long-haired breeds?

    Yes, humid coastal air keeps fur damp longer after baths or swims, and damp fur mats faster than dry fur. Long-haired and double-coated breeds are especially prone to this in warmer, muggier months. Regular brushing between grooming visits helps, and a groomer listed on this page can suggest a schedule suited to your dog's coat.

  • Is parking or driveway access an issue for mobile groomers in Long Island's coastal neighborhoods?

    Some waterfront and village streets have tight parking or seasonal congestion, which can make it harder for a grooming van to park close to your home. Homes with a driveway or open curb space usually make scheduling easier. When you contact a listing on this page, mention your street and parking situation so the groomer can plan accordingly.

  • How does mobile dog grooming work?

    A mobile groomer brings a fully equipped grooming van to your home. You book a time, the van parks at your curb or driveway, and your dog is bathed, dried, and trimmed on site. The van carries its own water, power, and climate control, so there is no drop-off and your dog stays in a calm, familiar setting.

  • How are the groomers on this page ranked?

    Each listing earns a quality score that weighs its star rating together with how many reviews back it up. That rewards businesses that are both well regarded and consistently reviewed, so a steady, well-reviewed track record ranks ahead of a high rating from only a handful of customers.

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