St Louis Pet Services Map - Pet Care, Grooming & Veterinary Services Near You
Find professional pet services in the greater St Louis region for grooming, boarding, training, and veterinary care
Where can I find pet services — grooming, boarding, and care — in St. Louis? St Louis Near Me Directory maps local pet groomers, boarders, sitters, and care providers across the metro.
- Browse local providers by neighborhood and suburb on the live map
- See profiles, services offered, and contact details in one place
- Full metro coverage — St. Louis City, the Missouri suburbs, and the Illinois Metro East
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Save this map, bookmark this page, and share it with friends and neighbors — so you always have a quick reference for a pet groomer or sitter near you when you need one.
By Lane Forman, Founder of St Louis Near Me DirectoryLocal St. Louis business maps, researched and maintained
Need pet services near you? Our interactive map connects you with trusted pet care professionals throughout the greater St. Louis region, serving Missouri and Illinois communities.
Whether you need pet grooming, dog boarding, pet sitting, veterinary care, dog training, or pet supplies, find qualified pet service providers ready to care for your furry family members with compassion and expertise.
Use the interactive map to explore 919 pet service providers throughout the St Louis metro region.
Click any pin to view contact information and any link to their Google Business Profile.
💡 Tip: Zoom in to find pet services in your specific neighborhood or city.
About this map: The St Louis Pet Services Map plots groomers, boarders, daycares, trainers, and vets serving communities across the greater St. Louis metro — on both the Missouri and Metro East Illinois sides. Click any pin to see the providers’ name, contact details, location, and any available links. It’s one of several service-specific maps in St Louis Near Me Directory, so you can explore coverage visually and jump back into our city pages and business categories for more detail.
Pet Services Available
Pet Grooming: Dog grooming, cat grooming, full-service grooming, bath and brush, nail trimming, ear cleaning, teeth brushing, de-shedding treatments, breed-specific cuts, mobile grooming
Boarding & Daycare: Dog boarding, cat boarding, pet boarding, doggy daycare, overnight boarding, luxury pet hotels, cage-free boarding, climate-controlled facilities
Pet Sitting & Walking: Pet sitting, dog walking, in-home pet care, pet check-ins, medication administration, puppy care, senior pet care, overnight pet sitting
Veterinary Services: Veterinary clinics, animal hospitals, wellness exams, vaccinations, spay and neuter, dental care, emergency vet services, surgery, diagnostic services
Training Services: Dog training, puppy training, obedience training, behavior modification, private lessons, group classes, agility training, service dog training
Pet Supplies & Specialty: Pet stores, pet supplies, pet food, pet adoption services, pet photography, pet transportation
How much do pet services cost in St. Louis?
Prices vary by your pet’s size, coat, and the service, but here are typical St. Louis-area ranges for 2026:
| Pet service | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Dog grooming (small breed) | $30–$75 (full groom) |
| Dog grooming (large breed) | $90–$140 (full groom) |
| Mobile grooming | +10–30% over a salon |
| Dog boarding (per night) | $25–$85 |
| Doggy daycare (per day) | $18–$30 |
| Obedience training (program) | $120–$300 |
Ranges from national and St. Louis sources (HomeGuide, Petropolis, Rover); ask each provider for a quote based on your pet.
What’s licensed in Missouri — and what isn’t
This is the most useful thing to know before you book: not every pet service is regulated the same way.
| Service | Licensed in Missouri? | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Groomers | No — not state-licensed | NDGAA certification, insurance, a facility tour, vaccine rules |
| Boarding / kennels / daycare | Yes — MO Dept. of Agriculture (ACFA), inspected yearly | Current ACFA license and inspection history |
| Veterinarians | Yes — MO Veterinary Medical Board | License on the MO PRO public lookup |
Because Missouri does not license groomers, you have to vet them yourself — look for NDGAA certification, proof of insurance, a clean facility you can tour, and clear vaccination requirements (reputable groomers, boarders, and daycares require proof, not just your word). Boarding facilities are licensed and inspected by the Missouri Department of Agriculture, so you can confirm a kennel’s license status directly.
St. Louis pet-care realities
The metro is full of excellent independent groomers, boarders, daycares, and mobile services — and a few local realities are worth planning around. Missouri sits in a heightened heartworm and tick-borne-disease corridor along the Mississippi (per the Companion Animal Parasite Council), so year-round prevention matters here. St. Louis summers get dangerously hot — never leave a pet in a parked car — and holiday boarding fills up fast, so book early.
Before you need it: know your emergency vet
The best time to find a 24/7 emergency animal hospital is before an emergency. The metro has round-the-clock emergency and specialty vets — identify your nearest one now and keep the number on the fridge, alongside your regular vet and a trusted pet sitter.
Why Choose Local St. Louis Pet Services?
✓ Experienced Professionals - Trained and certified pet care specialists
✓ Compassionate Care - Loving attention for your pets
✓ Convenient Locations - Services throughout the metro area
✓ Trusted & Reliable - Quality care you can count on
Areas Served
Our directory includes pet services serving St. Louis, St. Charles, O'Fallon, Chesterfield, Clayton, University City, Kirkwood, Webster Groves, Maryland Heights, Ballwin, Wildwood, Florissant, Hazelwood, and surrounding Missouri and Illinois communities throughout the metro area.
How to Find Pet Services Near You
- Browse the map to find pet services in your area
- Click any pin to view service details and offerings
- Compare options based on location and specialties
- Contact directly to schedule your pet service appointment
Common Pet Service Needs: Whether you need regular grooming to keep your pet looking their best, boarding while you travel, daily dog walking, veterinary care for wellness or emergencies, or training to address behavior issues, local pet service providers near you offer professional care that keeps your pets happy, healthy, and well-cared for.
Pet-Friendly Community: The St. Louis region offers a wide range of pet services to support pet owners and ensure the best care for dogs, cats, and other beloved pets.
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FAQ – St Louis Pet Services Near You
Q. How much does dog grooming cost in St. Louis?
A. A full groom in St. Louis typically runs $30 to $75 for a small breed and $90 to $140 for a large breed, depending on coat and condition. Mobile grooming adds roughly 10 to 30 percent over a salon. Ask each groomer for a quote based on your dog’s size and coat.
Q. How much does dog boarding cost in St. Louis?
A. Overnight dog boarding in the St. Louis area generally runs $25 to $85 per night, with basic kennels at the lower end and pet resorts higher. Doggy daycare is about $18 to $30 a day. Holiday weeks book up fast, so reserve early and confirm vaccine requirements.
Q. Are dog groomers licensed in Missouri?
A. No. Missouri does not license or regulate pet groomers, so there’s no state credential floor — you vet them yourself. Look for NDGAA certification, proof of insurance, a clean facility you can tour, and clear vaccination requirements. Boarding kennels, by contrast, are licensed and inspected by the Missouri Department of Agriculture.
Q. What are the red flags for dog grooming?
A. Watch for a groomer who won’t let you tour the facility, gets defensive about their policies, doesn’t require proof of vaccination, or can’t show insurance or certification. Since Missouri doesn’t license groomers, those signals are how you separate a professional from a risk to your pet.
Q. How do I choose a good boarding facility in St. Louis?
A. Confirm the kennel holds a current Missouri Department of Agriculture (ACFA) license and passes yearly inspection, then tour it: look for clean, climate-controlled spaces, required vaccinations, clear emergency-vet procedures, and staff on-site overnight. Book early around holidays, when St. Louis boarders fill up.
Q. Is a map pin enough to promote my pet-services business?
A. Map pins show where you work, but they carry only limited contact and basic details. A full listing on St Louis Near Me Directory gives you room for a rich description, photos, services, offers, and reviews, plus category placement — far more than a pin alone. See how we’re different, and our Gold Plan puts your pet-services business in front of more local customers.