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Guide · updated 17 September 2026

How much does dog grooming cost in Stockport and Macclesfield?

A groomer pointing out a price list on the counter to a waiting customer

Published pricing is rare across this directory's 23 groomers spanning Stockport, Macclesfield, Glossop, Poynton, Buxton and the surrounding areas. Only two businesses publish an actual price list: Jennih Dog Grooms in Macclesfield, and The Hound & Co Marple Dog Groomers in Marple, and even the second of those doesn't publish a full groom price at all, only its add-on services. This guide sets out exactly what each one charges, rather than guessing at the rest.

Published prices, September 2026

GroomerWhereWhat's published
Jennih Dog GroomsMacclesfieldBath and dry £29 (small) to £34 (medium); full groom £45 (small) to £70 (large); puppy visit £29
The Hound & Co Marple Dog GroomersMarplePuppy introduction course £105; nail trim £10; teeth cleaning from £20 (no full groom price published)

What the two price lists show

Jennih Dog Grooms is the only business in this town publishing a genuine full-groom price ladder: £45 for a small dog, £52 for a medium dog and £70 for a large dog, with nail clipping, ear cleaning and sanitary trimming already included in every price rather than charged as extras. Its bath-and-dry option, without the cut, runs from £29 for a small dog to £34 for a medium dog, and a puppy visit is also £29. The Hound & Co Marple publishes prices for three specific extras only — a £105 puppy introduction course spread over several visits, a £10 nail trim, and teeth cleaning from £20 — but not for a standard full groom itself, so its overall cost isn't comparable to Jennih's price ladder above.

Why the other 21 don't publish prices

Coat length, breed, size, matting and temperament all change how long a groom takes, so most salons and mobile groomers prefer to quote after seeing the dog, or at least hearing a description over the phone, rather than publish a number that won't hold for every breed. That's the case for all of the salons in Reddish, Cheadle, Gatley, Wilmslow, Handforth, Bramhall, Hazel Grove, Glossop, Hadfield, Buxton, Whaley Bridge and New Mills listed on this site, plus the two Macclesfield salons (Mucky Mutts, Cheshire Canines, Doghouse Grooming, Natalia's, Little and Large, BlueFinn) that don't publish figures. A few, including Canine Co Dog Groomers in Hazel Grove and Gentle Paws by Eve in Poynton, run their own grooming academy or a de-shedding specialism that adds time to a booking, which is one reason a fixed headline price is harder to publish honestly.

What to ask when you call

Since only two of the 23 groomers here publish prices, the most useful question on any call is simply: what would a full groom cost for my dog's breed, size and coat condition, and does that include nail clipping, ear cleaning and a health check, or are those charged separately? Ask too whether a first groom on a matted or nervous dog is priced differently from a routine repeat visit, since several groomers mention matting and extra time as reasons a quote can move on the day.