Dog grooming jobs in Dublin

Dublin grooming work where your before-and-afters reach Rathmines and Ranelagh first

On Petme you post your grooms the way you would on any social app, but the home feed puts people nearby first. Groom out of Drumcondra or Phibsborough and the owners around you see your work, follow you and open your profile.

In Dublin, grooming on Petme starts with an approved sitter profile and continues with a separate grooming application in the app.

Start your applicationFor approved Petme sitters with 6+ months of paid grooming.
3 sessions
full groom, bath and brush, nails only, each at your price
3 to 6
before-and-after pairs of pets you have groomed
6+ months
of paid, professional grooming before you apply
3 to 20 km
home-visit radius, or groom at your own place
Seen close to home

How Dublin owners find a groomer they already follow

A dog owner in Ballsbridge opens Petme and sees posts from people near them before anything else. If one of those is your latest groom, they can like it, follow you and message you from your profile.

Post the before and after

Share photos and short videos of the pets you groom in Dublin: the same pet before and after, as in your application. Owners can like and comment on each post.

Local before distant

Owners in Dublin scroll a home feed that puts posts from people around them first, and that includes the grooms you post.

From a post to your profile

An owner who likes a post can follow you, open your profile and see the grooming menu you offer in Dublin.

Where you groom

Where you groom in Dublin

Each session in Dublin happens where you say: at your own place, at the owner's home within the radius you set, or both, with the owner choosing on each request. A short radius keeps you close to home; a longer one covers more of Dublin.

At your place

Owners in Dublin bring their pet to you. Your address is not shown on the request; you share it with the owner in the app chat.

At the owner's home

You travel with your kit inside a radius of 3, 5, 10 or 20 km from home, so a groomer based near Rathmines chooses how much of Dublin to cover.

Both

Offer both and your profile shows both options. Prices stay per session and dog size either way, and a custom offer adjusts one before payment.

Your grooming menu

Three sessions, two extras, every price yours

Petme sets no grooming rate in Dublin. Switch on the sessions you offer, price each one per dog size, add a price for cats if you groom them, and choose whether the extras cost anything.

Full groom

Your price per session, for each dog size and for cats

Bath and brush

A lighter session, with its own price per dog size

Nails only

A short nail session at a price you choose

De-shedding (extra)

Priced per pet, or offered at no extra charge

Teeth brushing (extra)

Priced per pet, or included in the session

Local grooming prices

What owners pay for grooming in Dublin

Typical prices at grooming salons in Dublin, from the sources below. On Petme you set your own prices, so treat these as a reference point, not a promise of earnings.

Full groom, medium dog

€70 to €80

Typical time for a full groom, medium dog

1.75 to 2 hours

Sources: Mutz Nutz, Positive Dog Training Dublin, Audrey's Dog Grooming (duration), Little Paws (duration), K9 Design (duration), checked in October 2026.

Where you can work

Dublin neighbourhoods you can cover

Ballsbridge, Rathmines, Phibsborough: mark the parts of Dublin you cover on your profile. The grooms you post reach people near you first.

BallsbridgeRathminesPhibsboroughRanelaghDrumcondraSmithfield
Why groom on Petme

What Dublin groomers get on Petme

Prices you set

Each session carries your own price per dog size. If a coat needs more work than the request suggested, you send a custom offer before the owner pays.

Hours you open

No shifts and no rota. Requests can only use the start times you open in the app, so grooming fits around a salon job, studies or other sitting work.

A reviewed standard

Every Petme groomer is an approved sitter who also passed the grooming review: paid experience, proof and before-and-after work.

How to start

How to start grooming on Petme in Dublin

  1. 1. Become a Petme sitter

    Download the Petme app, build your sitter profile with the Dublin areas you cover and pass ID verification. You need to be 18 or over.

  2. 2. Open the grooming application

    Start it from the grooming tile in your dashboard. Add your paid grooming experience, where you worked and at least one proof: a certificate or diploma, an employer reference, or a website or social link.

  3. 3. Show your work

    Upload 3 to 6 before-and-after pairs of pets you groomed: the same pet, a similar angle and no filters. Confirm the 3 declarations and send it.

  4. 4. Set up and post

    Once approved, choose where you groom, your home-visit radius, the pets you accept, your menu prices and your start times, then start posting your grooms.

Common questions

Dog grooming jobs in Dublin

What sitters in Dublin ask before applying to groom on Petme.

Are dog grooming jobs hiring near me in Dublin?
Petme takes grooming applications in Dublin from approved Petme sitters with at least 6 months of paid, professional grooming. Instead of a vacancy list, you set your own menu, your prices and the neighbourhoods you cover, from Ballsbridge to Rathmines.
How much experience do dog grooming jobs in Dublin ask for?
At least 6 months of paid, professional grooming, plus a proof of it, before you can send the grooming application. While you build that experience in Dublin, you can still offer other pet care as an approved Petme sitter and apply for grooming later.
How do I get dog grooming experience that counts on Petme?
Paid work counts wherever you did it: in a salon, on your own or as a mobile groomer. Petme does not run grooming training, so Dublin applicants back those months with a certificate or diploma, an employer reference, or a link to their website or social account.
Are there dog grooming trainee jobs on Petme in Dublin?
No. Petme groomers in Dublin work for themselves: each one is an approved sitter who passed the grooming review with 6+ months of paid grooming. Assistant and trainee roles come from salons, and the paid months you spend in one count towards a later application.
How do I apply for dog groomer jobs on Petme in Dublin?
Become a Petme sitter first: be 18 or over, use the Petme app and pass ID verification. Then send the grooming application with your experience, one proof, 3 to 6 before-and-after pairs and 3 declarations. If it is not approved, you can apply again after 15 days and groom in Dublin once accepted.
How do I get more dog grooming clients in Dublin?
Show your work where local owners already look. On Petme you post before-and-after photos and videos, and the home feed shows posts from people nearby first, so owners around Phibsborough and Ranelagh can see your grooms, follow you, open your profile and message you.
How much do dog groomers make in Ireland on Petme?
It depends on the prices you set. Grooming salons in Dublin typically charge €70 to €80 for a full groom of a medium dog, and you price your own menu with that in mind. Petme sets no grooming rate: each session (full groom, bath and brush, nails only) has its own price per dog size, and cats get their own price.
Other cities

Dog grooming jobs elsewhere in Ireland

The other cities with a grooming page, closest to Dublin first. Each one lists the neighbourhoods you can cover there.

Get started

Bring your grooming to Petme in Dublin

Become a Petme sitter, send the grooming application from the app with your proof and before-and-after pairs, then post your work for owners nearby.