Clean coat, no haircut
Clearwater dog baths, from rinse to brush-out.
A bath and brush washes and conditions the coat, dries it completely and removes loose hair, often with a nail trim and ear cleaning. It keeps short-coated dogs fresh and stretches the time between haircuts.
What changes the price of a bath.
Because no cutting is involved it costs less than a full groom, which makes it a favorite after beach or bay days.
- Weight is the main factor, since big dogs use more shampoo, water and dryer time.
- Long and double coats take much longer to dry than short smooth ones.
- Flea, itch-relief or sensitive-skin shampoos are generally billed extra.
- Matted or very shaggy coats lengthen the visit and can raise the charge.
- Nail grinding, tooth care and sanitary trims are often separate add-ons.
- Monthly regulars may qualify for a discounted package, so ask when you book.
Get a bath and brush quote.
Tell us about your dog and your area. Your request is reviewed and referred to a local groomer.
Before you book.
What is the typical bath price in Clearwater?
Most baths cost between about $42 and $92. Size and coat set the base, and special shampoos add to the total.
How frequently should dogs be bathed here?
Every three to six weeks is common. Beach swimmers and dogs with skin concerns may need different timing, and a vet can advise on skin issues.
Can a bath replace a haircut?
For short-coated dogs, often yes. Breeds with growing coats still need trims, and the groomer can tell you what mix makes sense.
Does a bath include nails and ears?
Some shops include them and some charge extra. Check the list of included steps when you ask for a quote.
More grooming guides.
Full groom
A bath, full dry, cut, nail trim and ear cleaning handled in one appointment.
De-shedding treatment
A loosening bath, forced-air dry and rake-out that clears dead undercoat.
Puppy first groom
A brief, patient first bath and tidy-up that teaches puppies to trust grooming.