Owners directory
Groomers in New Zealand.
Groomers across NZ for dogs and cats. Compare full grooms, breed-standard cuts, hand-stripping and de-shedding.
Dog groomers by city
Auckland
4 listingsAuckland
Auckland has the largest concentration of vet clinics, groomers, day cares and trainers in NZ. Most North Shore, central isthmus and East Auckland clinics offer evening hours; after-hours emergency cover is centralised at a small number of dedicated 24-hour hospitals.
View Auckland →Wellington
2 listingsWellington
Wellington pet services span the CBD, Hutt Valley and Porirua basin. Wind and steep terrain make off-lead exercise harder than in flatter cities, which has driven a strong day-care and walker market.
View Wellington →Christchurch
3 listingsCanterbury
Christchurch has good vet coverage across the central city, southwest, and northern suburbs. The flat geography and large parks (Hagley, Bottle Lake) make it one of the most dog-friendly NZ cities.
View Christchurch →Hamilton
1 listingWaikato
Hamilton serves the Waikato basin, with vet and grooming options in the central city, Rototuna, and Te Awa. Many lifestyle-block owners drive in from outlying towns for specialist care.
View Hamilton →Tauranga
1 listingBay of Plenty
Tauranga and the wider Bay of Plenty have a fast-growing pet services market. Beach access at Mount Maunganui and Papamoa drives strong demand for grooming after sandy walks.
View Tauranga →Dunedin
1 listingOtago
Dunedin has a smaller but well-established set of vet clinics and groomers. The Otago Peninsula and Town Belt are popular off-lead spots; cooler winters drive specific coat-care needs.
View Dunedin →Cat groomers by city
Auckland
4 listingsAuckland
Auckland has the largest concentration of vet clinics, groomers, day cares and trainers in NZ. Most North Shore, central isthmus and East Auckland clinics offer evening hours; after-hours emergency cover is centralised at a small number of dedicated 24-hour hospitals.
View Auckland →Wellington
2 listingsWellington
Wellington pet services span the CBD, Hutt Valley and Porirua basin. Wind and steep terrain make off-lead exercise harder than in flatter cities, which has driven a strong day-care and walker market.
View Wellington →Christchurch
3 listingsCanterbury
Christchurch has good vet coverage across the central city, southwest, and northern suburbs. The flat geography and large parks (Hagley, Bottle Lake) make it one of the most dog-friendly NZ cities.
View Christchurch →Hamilton
1 listingWaikato
Hamilton serves the Waikato basin, with vet and grooming options in the central city, Rototuna, and Te Awa. Many lifestyle-block owners drive in from outlying towns for specialist care.
View Hamilton →Tauranga
1 listingBay of Plenty
Tauranga and the wider Bay of Plenty have a fast-growing pet services market. Beach access at Mount Maunganui and Papamoa drives strong demand for grooming after sandy walks.
View Tauranga →Dunedin
1 listingOtago
Dunedin has a smaller but well-established set of vet clinics and groomers. The Otago Peninsula and Town Belt are popular off-lead spots; cooler winters drive specific coat-care needs.
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Day care, boarding, grooming, training and more across the same NZ cities.
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