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From$80- Shampoo, conditioner & blow dry
- Nail trim, filing & buffing
- Ear cleaning
- Full brush-out
Today's route · Roseville
Mobile Dog Grooming in Roseville, CA
Wow My Dog Mobile Grooming grooms dogs and cats in the driveway all over Roseville, from WestPark, Fiddyment Farm and Blue Oaks to Diamond Oaks, Sierra Gardens and Downtown. One groomer, one pet, in a self-contained van: warm-water bath, blow dry, buffed nails, ear cleaning and brush-out, 8AM to 8PM, seven days a week. Book online or text (408) 520-4800.
1,400+ reviews on Yelp & GoogleLicensed & Insured
Route sheetYour curb, Roseville
Today- Van at your curb: its own warm water and power8AM–8PM
- One dog at a time, nervous pups welcomeNo other dogs
- The same groomer from start to finishFull attention
- Never caged, never waitingNo cages
- We go at your dog's pace, never rushedAbout 120 min
- Back to you clean and fully dryDried in the van
Neighborhoods on our route
Which Parts of Roseville Do We Come To?
Your driveway is the salon. Tell us about a gate, a hill, an apartment curb or a tight street when you book, and the van shows up with a plan.
- RO DowntownRO Sierra GardensRO Diamond OaksRO Cirby Ranch
- RO Johnson RanchRO Olympus PointeRO StoneridgeRO Highland Reserve
- RO Woodcreek OaksRO Blue OaksRO Sun City RosevilleRO Crocker Ranch
- RO Fiddyment FarmRO WestParkRO Westbrook
What you stop doing
Bath Day, Minus Everything You Hate About It
Roseville was built for the driveway. West of Fiddyment Road, in WestPark, Fiddyment Farm and Westbrook, the streets are wide, the garages are deep and the van parks nose-in without blocking anyone. Across Pleasant Grove Boulevard in Highland Reserve, Stoneridge and Diamond Oaks it is the same story with bigger trees. The older grid around Downtown and Sierra Gardens runs tighter, and gated communities like Sun City Roseville need a gate code and a guest space, so we ask about those when you book. What stays the same at every address is the water: the van heats its own tank, so the bath is warm from the first rinse on a frosty Placer County morning and the dry is complete before your dog steps back into a July afternoon. No trip down Douglas Boulevard to a salon, no cage while the groomer works on someone else's dog, and about two hours later the van pulls away.
No stop-and-go on Interstate 80 or Douglas Boulevard.Text Us to Book4.9 · 1,400+ reviews on Yelp & Google
Bath day checklistRoseville edition · handled by Wow My Dog
- The drive across townGone
- Drop-off paperworkGone
- Hours in a busy shopGone
- Waiting for the pickup callGone
- Re-explaining your dog's quirksGone
- Price surprises at the counterGone
What's leftA wagging tail, every time
How it works · your time back
We Groom. You Get Your Day.
The groom happens at your curb, so the drive, the drop-off and the pickup fall off your to-do list.
Salon day vs. Wow day
We book 8AM–8PM, seven daysThe four steps
Notes
Step 1Book in Two Minutes
Pick a day, pick a time, tell us about your dog. Done. We confirm the day before.
Step 2We Come to Your Door
Your groomer texts when they are on the way, then the van pulls up to your curb with its own warm water and power. No drive, no cages, no waiting room.
Step 3Your Dog Gets the Whole Van
One groomer, one dog, start to finish. No other dogs, no crate, no rushing. You get on with your day.
About 120 min · about 180 for large dogs
Step 4Back in Your Arms, Fresh and Dry
Clean coat, trimmed nails, clean ears, fully dry, and a tail that will not stop wagging. Both handoffs together take about five minutes.
In our example salon morning, about 2 h 30 min goes to driving, traffic and the counter. With Wow My Dog, the groom happens at your curb while you get on with your day: about 5 min of handoffs, so about 2 h 30 min back.
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Reviews
Thank-You Notes From Pet Parents
The groom you just priced, in the words of the pet parents who booked it. We're rated 4.9 stars across 1,400+ reviews on Yelp & Google.
4.9
1,400+ reviews on Yelp & Google
Rated by the dog and cat parents who book with us.
James R.Oct 2026
YelpCame to my house was great with my dog friendly will use them again in eight weeks trustworthy shop and was on time
Thank-you notes from Bay Area pet parents · newest first
Mike W.Jan 2026
YelpAmazing service and 3 happy and clean doggies! We have used WMG for the third time and could not be more pleased with the outcome. Our three Doberman's smell and look fantastic. Can't wait until next visit. Thank you WMG! Keep up the great work :-)
Shawna T.Aug 2026
GoogleMy dog was a little nervous at first but came back so happy and smelt amazing. They were so good with my dog.
Katie B.Oct 2026
YelpOur 4 yr old golden runs to Lucas ! He absolutely loves animals and does a FANTASTIC job with our pup ! She looks so AMAZING Perfectly trimmed nails & the best smell ! Lucas. , We can't say enough about how gentle he is with our dog. Thank you Wow My Dog / Lucas for taking GREAT care of our Dog Maggie Mae See you soon.
Mike W.Aug 2026
GoogleGreat grooming experience for our goldendoodle. Luis did everything we asked and more! Can’t wait to see him again for our next appointment.
Linh T.Oct 2026
Yelpi'm giving Julia Costa a 5 stars. she's the best. always take good care of my little mochi and she look beautifully rounded like a little teddy bear. thank you Julia
Ryland E.Aug 2026
GooglePatricia is amazing she had great loving energy with my difficult old and strong Rottweiler gave him a beautiful bath and trimmed his nails. Highly recommend
Local guide · Groomer's snapshots
Dog Life in Roseville
Real parks, real trails, and what they do to a coat. Notes from the groomer's side of the van.
Snapshot 01 · Parks
Five fenced dog parks, Marco to Apollo
Roseville keeps five fenced off-leash dog parks: Marco on Sierra Gardens Drive, Bear on Pleasant Grove Boulevard, Hughes on Parkside Way, Saugstad on Buljan Drive and Apollo on Antelope Creek Drive. They open an hour before sunrise and close an hour after sunset. Your dog needs a current city license tag on the collar and must be over six months old, each handler may bring two dogs, and a dog left leashed outside the fence can cost its owner $50 to $250. The rule that surprises newcomers is the one for every other park: animals are not allowed inside a Roseville city park or golf course at all, so a leashed dog walks the trails, not the lawns.
City of Roseville dog parks and leash rules
Snapshot 02 · Trails
Dry Creek Greenway, the new paved walk
The city's newest trail is the Dry Creek Greenway East, a paved, off-street Class I path along Dry, Cirby and Linda creeks that the city lists for walking, running, biking and dog-walking. Phase 1, from Darling Way to Rocky Ridge Drive, opened in 2026, and Phase 2 toward Old Auburn Road is in design; the finished greenway will run about 4.25 miles from Riverside Avenue to the east city limit. Off the owner's property a Roseville leash is six feet or shorter and stays in a hand. Creekside walks mean foxtails and burrs in the feathering by late spring and wet, muddy paws all winter, which is why a greenway week usually ends with a warm bath.
Dry Creek Greenway East, City of Roseville
Snapshot 03 · Access
The 72-hour street rule, and why it never applies to us
Roseville's municipal code bars storing any vehicle on a public street for more than 72 hours without moving it; city volunteers mark a parked vehicle, come back at least three days later and cite it if it has not moved. A grooming visit lasts about two hours, so the van is gone long before anyone reaches for the chalk. Where it does matter is your own driveway: most Roseville homes have one, and that is where the van sets up. In Sun City Roseville and the other gated communities, give us the gate code and the guest spot when you book; on the narrower streets near Downtown and Royer Park, tell us where delivery trucks usually stop, and the groomer uses that.
Roseville street parking: the 72-hour ruleGroomer's note, coat care around Roseville: Roseville is dry-heat country from May to October, and a thick double coat holds that heat against the skin while the dead undercoat packs down underneath. Creek trails add foxtails and burrs, and the lawn-and-sprinkler yards of the west side add grass seed and dust. A warm-water bath and a full blow-out at your driveway lifts all of it, and the groomer checks ears, armpits and toes for anything the trail left behind. Heavy shedders do best every four to six weeks through the summer here, and curly coats stay on a regular trim so the winter rain never meets a mat.
Before your groom
What Roseville Pet Parents Ask Us
Straight answers about mobile grooming in Roseville, from parking to coats. Tap a question to open it.
Something else? Call (408) 520-4800, 8AM–8PM, seven days.
Pre-groom checklist · Roseville
Which parts of Roseville do you cover?
All of Roseville, both sides of Interstate 80: the newer west side in WestPark, Fiddyment Farm, Westbrook, Blue Oaks, Crocker Ranch and Sun City Roseville, the middle in Highland Reserve, Stoneridge, Woodcreek Oaks, Johnson Ranch and Olympus Pointe, and the older east side around Downtown, Sierra Gardens, Diamond Oaks and Cirby Ranch. Rocklin, Citrus Heights, Antelope, Folsom and Sacramento are on our routes too, so a street on the city line is no trouble. Share your full address when you book and we confirm it.
We live in Sun City Roseville behind a gate. How does the groomer get in?
With the gate code or guest pass you give us when you book, the same way a delivery driver does. Once inside, the van parks in your driveway, which almost every Roseville home has, and the groom happens there, start to finish, in about 120 minutes. The van brings its own warm water and power, so it never plugs into your house or runs a hose across the lawn. Travel is included in the groom price for every Roseville address, gated or not, and the groomer texts you when they are on the way.
My dog goes to Bear Dog Park and walks the creek trail every day. What does that do to the coat?
Dust, foxtails and burrs in summer, mud and wet undercoat in winter, so a steady schedule matters more here than a perfect one. Every four to six weeks suits most Roseville trail dogs, with a bath-only visit squeezed in after a muddy week. The groomer starts with a long warm-water rinse before any shampoo, blows the coat completely dry inside the van and checks ears, armpits and toes for foxtails, which can work into the skin if they are missed. For a curly or doodle-type coat, a regular trim keeps the creek mud from ever getting a hold.
Can you groom my cat in Roseville?
Yes, at every Roseville address. Cat grooming happens in the same quiet, self-contained van, one-on-one with no dogs around: a Cat Bath is a flat $140 and a Cat Bath + Haircut a flat $180. The Cat Bath includes the same care as our dog Bath, and long-haired cats that shed through the hot Placer County summer do especially well on a regular schedule. Bring your cat out in a carrier and the groomer handles the rest at a pace that suits them.
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Mobile grooming in Roseville
No Cages. No Crowds. Just Your Dog.
One groomer, one dog, in a van at your curb in Roseville, start to finish. Stress-free grooming, right at your doorstep.
8AM–8PM, seven days · Licensed & Insured · 15+ vans