One local business currently offers grooming in Folsom: R Tailz R Waggin Pet Spas, serving Metairie, Kenner, Slidell, Luling, Mandeville, Covington, Destrehan, St. Rose, Abita Springs, Boutte, Madisonville, and Folsom. You book directly on their website.
Updated October 7, 2026Coverage from each business’s own website
R Tailz R Waggin Pet Spas serves Metairie, Kenner, Slidell, Luling, Mandeville, Covington, Destrehan, St. Rose, Abita Springs, Boutte, Madisonville, and Folsom. Not sure about your street? Their sign-up page checks your address before you pay.
Metairie · covered
Kenner · covered
Slidell · covered
Luling · covered
Mandeville · covered
Covington · covered
R Tailz R Waggin Pet SpasNot served yetSt. Tammany Parish (Folsom)Static preview of parish boundaries. Every area shown here is also listed in text on this page.
Folsom grooming FAQ
Who offers grooming near Folsom?
R Tailz R Waggin Pet Spas serves Folsom. R Tailz R Waggin Pet Spas covers Metairie, Kenner, Slidell, Luling, Mandeville, Covington, Destrehan, St. Rose, Abita Springs, Boutte, Madisonville, and Folsom.
How much does dog grooming cost in Louisiana?
Starting prices from the groomers who publish them run from $25 to $90, with $30 a common starting point, as of October 2026. The low end is usually a bath for a small dog; a full groom with a haircut starts higher. Size, coat and condition move the price, so treat a "from" price as the floor and ask for a quote for your dog.
What is the difference between a bath and a full groom?
A bath package is a wash, dry and brush-out, often with small extras that vary by groomer. A full groom adds a haircut over the whole body. In between, many groomers sell a tidy-up that trims only the face, feet and rear. The names differ from shop to shop, so compare what is in the package, not what it is called.
Are there groomers who come to my house?
Yes, a few. Some groomers do the work at your home or in a van parked outside it, and those listings carry a "Comes to you" tag. Most groomers work from a shop you bring your pet to. A mobile groomer only covers certain areas, so check that yours is one of them on the grooming page for your town.
Can I get my cat groomed too?
Some groomers take cats, but most list dogs only. Look for the "Cats" tag on a listing, or use the "Only show" filter to see just those. Cat grooming is usually priced separately from dog grooming, so ask for the cat price before you book.
What usually costs extra at the groomer?
The common add-ons are de-matting or undercoat removal, de-shedding treatments, a premium shampoo, hand scissoring and ear plucking. Some groomers fold a few of these into a higher package and others charge for each one. If your dog's coat is tangled or thick, ask what the extra charge would be before the appointment, because it is often set once the groomer sees the coat.
Will my dog have to wait in a kennel at the groomer?
At many shops, yes: dogs are dropped off, wait in a kennel for their turn and wait again to be picked up. A few groomers work on one dog at a time with no kennel wait, and say so on their listing. If your dog is nervous or old, ask how long the visit takes from drop-off to pick-up and where the dog waits.
This is general information, not professional, legal or veterinary advice, and it can be out of date or wrong. Check anything that matters with the business, and ask your vet about your pet’s health. Our terms have the details.
Page last updated October 7, 2026. Prices and coverage come from each business’s own website or its owner, and are rechecked regularly. Prices can change between checks, so confirm with the business before you book. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.