One local business currently offers dog nail trimming in Terrytown: The Blakemoore Bark, serving All of Jefferson Parish and Orleans Parish. Prices start at about $25 per visit, and you book directly on their website.
Updated October 9, 2026Coverage from each business’s own website
The Blakemoore Bark serves All of Jefferson Parish and Orleans Parish. Not sure about your street? Their sign-up page checks your address before you pay.
Metairie · covered
Kenner · covered
Marrero · covered
Terrytown · covered
Harvey · covered
Gretna · covered
The Blakemoore BarkNot served yetJefferson Parish (Terrytown)Static preview of parish boundaries. Every area shown here is also listed in text on this page.
Terrytown dog nail trimming FAQ
How much does dog nail trimming cost in Terrytown?
The Blakemoore Bark starts at about $25 per visit. Bigger jobs or less frequent visits can cost more; the business confirms your price.
Who offers dog nail trimming near Terrytown?
The Blakemoore Bark serves Terrytown. The Blakemoore Bark covers All of Jefferson Parish and Orleans Parish.
How much does it cost to get a dog's nails trimmed in Louisiana?
Where a price is listed, a nail trim on its own starts from $12 to $20 per visit, with $15 typical, as of October 2026. Not every trimmer publishes a price, and grinding or a buffed finish can be a separate line. Ask what the price covers before you go.
Do I need an appointment for a dog nail trim?
Not always. Some trimmers take walk-ins, which is handy for a job that takes only a few minutes, and the rest work by appointment. Look for the "Walk-ins" label when you compare, and check the hours, since a walk-in service may run only on certain days or times.
What is the difference between clipping and grinding a dog's nails?
Clipping cuts the tip of the nail off with a clipper. Grinding files it down with a rotary tool, which leaves a smoother, rounder edge and takes the nail back a little at a time. Some trimmers offer grinding as well as, or instead of, clipping; look for the "Nail grinding" label if that is what you want.
Can someone come to my house to trim my dog's nails?
It is uncommon. Nearly all the nail trimmers we list work from a shop you bring your dog to, and a trimmer who comes to the home is the exception. If getting to a shop is hard, check each listing for how it works, or look at mobile groomers, who usually trim nails as part of a visit.
Do nail trimmers take cats too?
A few do. Most nail trimming here is for dogs only, so look for the "Cats" label before you bring one in. Say that it is a cat when you call, because some shops see them only at set times.
My dog hates having its nails done. What should I tell the trimmer?
Say so before the visit, and say what happened last time: pulling away, snapping, or panicking at the sound of a grinder. A trimmer can then plan for more time or a second pair of hands, or tell you they are not the right fit. If your dog is too frightened to be handled safely, or a nail is torn or bleeding, that is a question for your vet.
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 9, 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.