Dog Groomer Invoice Template
Bill your grooming clients professionally without the faff. Whether you run a mobile van, a salon, or home-based grooms, this template covers every service — from a puppy's first trim to a full spa package — with room for breed-specific pricing, add-ons, and bundle discounts.
Create Your Invoice NowWhat to Include in Your Dog Groomer Invoice
- Your business name and contact details
- Client name, pet name and breed
- Unique invoice number and date
- Grooming services performed (bath, trim, de-shed, nails, ears)
- Breed or coat-type pricing adjustment
- Add-ons (teeth cleaning, flea treatment, anal glands, bow / bandana)
- Package or loyalty discount applied
- Next appointment date (optional)
Dog Groomer Invoicing Tips
- 1Price by breed or coat type, not flat rate — customers understand it
- 2Offer a puppy's first groom discount to lock in lifetime clients
- 3Take a deposit for no-show-prone clients (mobile groomers especially)
- 4Bundle 5 grooms for 10% off to smooth cashflow
- 5Include next-visit date on invoice — it's a rebooking nudge
Frequently Asked Questions
How should dog groomers price their services?
Most UK groomers price by breed size and coat type. A cocker spaniel takes more time than a chihuahua, so the price should reflect that. List your rates publicly by breed for transparency.
Should I take deposits for dog grooming?
For new clients and mobile grooms, yes — a £10–£20 deposit dramatically reduces no-shows. Experienced repeat clients usually don't need one.
What's a typical package for dog grooming?
Bath + brush + nail clip + ear clean is a standard 'bath package'. A 'full groom' adds breed-standard scissor/clipper work. Offer both at different price points.
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