Arapahoe CountyAbout 5 miles / 11 minutes

Centennial's nearest thing to a grooming retreat

Centennial borders Lone Tree, so for much of the city we are the closest grooming there is, and comfortably the most considered. From Willow Creek and Foxridge you are at the door in about ten minutes, no highway required.

4.5120 reviews across the south metro
A freshly groomed labradoodle sitting on the grooming table in the Barky Mountain salon, alpine mural behind Serving Centennial
Centennial dogs, groomed one-on-one in Lone Tree.

Dog grooming in Centennial, Colorado

Centennial runs the full spread: established Willow Creek and Walnut Hills, the Piney Creek trail dogs, a lot of first families with their first puppy. That puppy's first groom matters more than people realize. Get it calm and positive and you have an easy groomer for life; rush it and you spend years undoing the fear. We take first grooms slowly on purpose, and it is one of the things Centennial families come back for.

How it works from Centennial

Any of our groomers can be your regular, and cats, puppies, and nervous first-timers are booked into quiet slots. Surface streets the whole way, Yosemite straight down to Park Meadows.

Neighborhoods we groom
  • Willow Creek
  • Foxridge
  • Walnut Hills
  • Homestead
  • Piney Creek
“We have a 50 lb Pomsky and full of energy. They take good care of her and she always looks amazing when they're done with her. Reasonable price.”
Kimberly Winters Review on Google4 weeks ago

Questions from Centennial

How close is Barky Mountain to Centennial?

About 5 miles, roughly 11 minutes, and no highway involved. Centennial borders Lone Tree, so from Willow Creek and Foxridge you are at the door in about ten minutes on surface streets down Yosemite.

When should my puppy have its first groom?

Earlier than most people think, and the visit matters more than the haircut. We take first grooms slowly on purpose, because a calm first appointment buys you an easy groomer for the next decade and a rushed one costs you years of undoing the fear.

Do you take nervous dogs who have had a bad grooming experience?

Yes, and tell us at booking so we put you in a quiet slot with the right groomer. One person stays with your dog the whole time rather than passing them around, and we have a private room for the ones who need to be away from everything else.

Do you groom cats for Centennial families?

We do. Cats are booked into quiet, low-traffic times, and the work happens in pieces with breaks. If a cat has genuinely had enough we stop and finish another day rather than push through it.

Finding us from Centennial.

About 5 miles / 11 minutes from most of Centennial. Easy access via I-25, C-470, and E-470.

9064 Forsstrom Drive, B5 & B10
Lone Tree, CO 80124
Directions from Centennial

Book your dog's appointment.

About 5 miles / 11 minutes to a groomer who'll know your dog by name. Book online or call (720) 541-6929.