Groomers in Vermont
100 grooming salons across 64 cities and towns
Vermont gives coats a full seasonal cycle, with heavy shedding in spring and again as the cold arrives. Raking the dead undercoat out is the work; clipping a double coat down is not, and in this climate the dog needs what the coat does.
Mud season is the local complication. Wet leg feathering that dries with mud in it mats at the skin within a day or two, and no amount of brushing afterward undoes it as easily as rinsing and drying the legs at the time would have.
Browse by County
Covers smaller towns that do not have a page of their own
Chittenden County
28 groomers
Bennington County
9 groomers
Rutland County
9 groomers
Franklin County
8 groomers
Washington County
8 groomers
Windsor County
8 groomers
Caledonia County
6 groomers
Orleans County
6 groomers
Windham County
6 groomers
Lamoille County
5 groomers
Orange County
4 groomers
Addison County
3 groomers
Browse by City
The 64 cities in Vermont with the most groomers
Rutland
5
South Burlington
5
Barre
4
Essex Junction
4
Milton
4
Saint Albans
4
Colchester
3
Williston
3
Bennington
2
Brattleboro
2
Burlington
2
Essex
2
Hinesburg
2
Hyde Park
2
Manchester Center
2
Proctorsville
2
Richmond
2
Springfield
2
Wells River
2
Windsor
2
Arlington
1
Berkshire
1
Berlin
1
Bethel
1
Danville
1
Derby Line
1
East Barre
1
East Montpelier
1
Fair Haven
1
Fairfax
1
Fairlee
1
Georgia
1
Glover
1
Guilford
1
Highgate Center
1
Lyndon
1
Lyndonville
1
Middlebury
1
Middletown Springs
1
Morgan
1
Morristown
1
Morrisville
1
Newfane
1
Newport
1
North Troy
1
Peru
1
Poultney
1
Pownal
1
Putney
1
Saint Johnsbury
1
Shaftsbury
1
Stowe
1
Topsham
1
Vergennes
1
Waltham
1
Waterbury Center
1
Waterford
1
Wells
1
West Charleston
1
West Danville
1
White River Junction
1
Wilmington
1
Winhall
1
Winooski
1
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