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Why book a local dog washer through Airtasker?

Looking for local dog washing near you to get your pup smelling fresh again? Regular dog washing removes excess hair, reduces matting, and keeps your dog’s hair and skin in great condition. And if your dog’s been playing in the muck, getting them professionally washed and dried can stop them from bringing the dirt, mud, and grass into your house. Soon you’ll have a fresh-smelling dog again, without having to deal with the water, mess, and cleanup.

The best place book dog washing near you is on Airtasker. We’ve got top-rated local dog washers who can can either come to you, or pick up and wash your dog at their place - whatever is most convenient for you.

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Top Dog Wash related questions

How often should I book dog washing?

Most dogs need to be washed at least once a month, depending on their fur type and activities. More frequent washing can lead to skin irritation. Dogs with longer hair may need to be washed, brushed and clipped seasonally as well.

Why do so many dogs hate baths?

Some dogs hate the sensations that come with baths, like slippery floors, the smell of shampoos, bubbles, or having water splashing in their face. Their sensitive hearing may also trigger them, with loud sounds like running water and the hairdryer.

What are the benefits of getting mobile dog washing near me?

A local dog washer can bring along their mobile dog washing trailer, containing all the mess and stress of washing your dog so you (and your bathroom) can stay clean.

Can my dog washer treat fleas?

Yes. Most dog washers will give you the option of using a flea-killing shampoo and will remove any dead fleas during the washing and grooming process. If your dog has fleas, they may need more than one treatment over a period of time to effectively remove them.

What other dog grooming services can my dog washer help with?

Dog washers can help with all your dog grooming needs - just ask them for any additional extras you need. They can help with trimming nails, clipping fur, ear cleaning, plus cleaning and expressing your dog’s anal glands.

How much does a dog wash cost?

The cost of dog washing ranges from around $30-$70 on Airtasker, but it may be more or less depending on your location, your pet’s size, and their fur type. You can expect to pay extra for additional services such as trims, teeth cleaning, flea treatments, and nail clipping.

What does dog washing include?

Dog washing services include washing and drying your dog - either at your house, in a mobile dog-washing trailer, or at your dog groomer’s home nearby. Generally, they’ll supply their own products, tools, and equipment, including a range of shampoos for different hair and skin types. Here’s the process your dog washer will follow:

Step 1: Prepare the area

Your dog washing professional will prepare the area for grooming your dog. They’ll lay out towels, tools, and equipment, and make sure there are no obstacles that could get in the way. They may also lay a towel or rubber mat in the bathtub to prevent slipping, plus keep a spare towel on hand for the inevitable water shaking action that’ll happen during the bath. They’ll also place a drain guard over the plughole to prevent large quantities of hair going down the drain. 

Step 2: Brush out matted hair

Before they get your dog wet, your dog washer will brush out any knots and tangles in your dog’s fur, removing hair that has shed. Sometimes they’ll need to cut out or gently pull apart any bigger knots. This step is important because when knots get wet, they’ll tangle further and become harder to remove.

Step 3: Shampoo and Conditioner

When washing your dog, your dog washer will usually start at the neck, and work their way down with shampoo and water. This stops any fleas from moving up to hide in the ears, and keeps the soap out of your dog’s eyes until the end. They’ll try to make the experience as enjoyable as possible for your dog with plenty of praise, massage, and maybe even treats. Plus, they’ll use low-irritant and low-scent products in case your dog has sensitive skin. Once your dog’s body is clean, your dog washing professional will gently rinse the head, taking care not to get water in the ears. After shampooing, your dog may need a gentle conditioner to soften the hair and prevent matting (especially if they’re a long haired breed). Conditioner will stay on for a few minutes, before it’s rinsed off. At this stage, your dog washer may also apply flea treatments.

Step 4: Drying and grooming

This final step may vary depending on the size of your dog, and whether they’ll tolerate a hair dryer. Dogs love to shake when they get wet, so at the very least, they’ll be towelled dry, and then allowed to shake themselves off. The washing process will finish off with another brush over, an ear check (to ensure they’re dry), and an eye check (to make sure they’re clear).

Recent Dog Wash tasks

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New York, NY, USA

Dec 25th 2020

I just need someone to carry my dog and bathe him and if possible cut his nails. Thank you.

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Round Rock, TX, USA

Mar 1st 2021

Ziggy is 1 yr American terrier pitbull. Grizzly is 6 yr German Shepard. Need them bathed properly with brushing. Would like them to be dried.