Priced by size & coat

Doodle Grooming in St. Charles, MO

Expert cuts and mat-free coats for Doodles of every kind.

Doodles have some of the most maintenance-heavy coats out there. That soft, curly-to-wavy coat barely sheds, which sounds great — until you realize the loose hair stays in the coat and mats fast, especially in Missouri's humidity. Without regular professional grooming and at-home brushing, a Doodle's coat can felt into tight mats right against the skin.

We groom Doodles of every kind — Goldendoodles, Labradoodles, Bernedoodles, Sheepadoodles, and the rest — and we tailor the cut to what you want, whether that's a rounded teddy bear face, a short easy-care puppy cut, or something in between. Our experienced team keeps the coat healthy, comfortable, and looking its best.

What's included

Warm bath with a coat-appropriate shampoo
Full blow-dry and line brush-out to the skin
Thorough de-matting done with your dog's comfort first
Your choice of cut — teddy bear, puppy cut, or custom length
Nail trim, ear cleaning, and a sanitary and paw tidy
Free bandana or bows

What to expect

Style consultation
We talk through the length and face shape you want and check the coat for any matting.
Bath & full dry
A warm bath, then a complete blow-dry that lifts the curl so we can brush all the way to the skin.
Brush-out & de-matting
We work mats out gently where we can; where matting is tight against the skin, we'll talk you through the kindest option.
The cut & finish
Your chosen style, scissored and shaped, plus nails, ears, and a fresh bandana or bows.

Why it matters

Mats caught before they hurt

Regular grooming and a full brush-out reach mats before they tighten against the skin and cause irritation.

The look you actually want

From a fluffy teddy bear cut to a low-maintenance short trim, we shape the coat to your preference and lifestyle.

Coat & skin health

Clearing the coat to the skin lets it breathe, prevents moisture from getting trapped, and keeps your Doodle comfortable.

A consistent routine

Doodles do best on a regular 4–6 week schedule, and seeing the same groomers each time keeps the coat manageable.

Best for

All Doodle crosses — Goldendoodles, Labradoodles, Bernedoodles, Sheepadoodles, Aussiedoodles, Cavapoos, and more — plus Poodles and other curly, continuously-growing coats.

Frequently asked questions

How often should a Doodle be groomed?

Every 4–6 weeks is ideal, plus brushing at home. Doodle coats grow continuously and mat quickly — especially in humid weather — so a consistent schedule is genuinely necessary to keep the coat healthy and comfortable.

Can you do a teddy bear cut?

Yes — the rounded teddy bear look is one of the most popular Doodle styles, and we're happy to do it. Tell us the length and face shape you like, and bring a photo if you have one.

My Doodle is badly matted — will you have to shave it?

We always put your dog's comfort and skin first. Light mats can often be brushed out, but tight matting against the skin is safest and kindest to shave, then grow back out. We'll show you what we're seeing and talk through the options before we start.