12 New Jersey Dog Spas You Need to Know

The best dog spas in New Jersey go way beyond a quick bath and nail trim. The 12 below offer things like blueberry facials, cage-free drying, massaging jacuzzi baths and holistic products, and every one of them is a local business that treats your dog like a regular, not a ticket number.

We covered Hudson County, Essex, Morris, Union, Monmouth and Mercer, so whether you live in Hoboken or Hamilton, there is a spa day for your pup within reach.

What Makes a Dog Spa Different From a Regular Groomer?

A regular groom covers the basics: bath, haircut, nails and ears. A dog spa adds comfort and extras, like facials, paw treatments, gentler drying methods and a calmer environment. Many also skip cage dryers entirely, which matters for anxious dogs and flat faced breeds that can overheat.

Some of the places on this list also offer daycare, boarding or training, which makes it easy to combine a groom with a day of play.

12 New Jersey Dog Spas You Need to Know

1. Glamour Pet Salon & Vanity (Jersey City)

Glamour Pet Salon lives up to its name. Owner Lisbeth Probus offers four spa packages: Exclusive, Ultimate, Renew and Comfort SPA, so you can match the visit to your dog’s coat and mood.

The add-on menu is where it gets fun: a natural blueberry facial, hair dye, nail coloring, and a protective nail and paw treatment.

• Address: 247 Marin Boulevard, Jersey City, NJ 07302
• Website: glamourpetsalon.com

2. Be Happy Dog Grooming Salon (Hoboken)

Be Happy Dog opened in 2018 and has built a loyal Hoboken following. Its signature service is the Bath and Deep Cleansing Blueberry Facial, finished with a blow dry and a cut and style.

Long hours make it easy for commuters to drop off before work, and gift cards are sold online, which makes it a great present for the dog lover in your life.

• Address: 235 Hudson Street, Hoboken, NJ 07030
• Website: behappydoghoboken.com

3. City Dog Spa & Boutique (Upper Montclair)

City Dog Spa & Boutique, founded by Fatima, is built around a “relaxing, zen spa day.” The salon is cage-free, using open concept doggie suites instead of crates.

Visits are by appointment only, which keeps things calm, and there is a boutique on site for treats and accessories.

• Address: 551 Valley Road, Upper Montclair, NJ 07043
• Website: citydogspaandboutique.com

4. Morris Animal Inn (Morristown, Montville, Warren)

Morris Animal Inn has been family owned and operated since 1960 and is now in its fourth generation. Grooming and spa services sit alongside dog and cat boarding, daycare and positive, reward based training.

With three locations in Morristown, Montville and Warren, it is an easy pick for North Jersey families who want grooming and boarding under one roof.

• Address: 120 Sand Spring Road, Morristown, NJ 07960
• Website: morrisanimalinn.com

5. Silky Pups Grooming Spa (Union)

Silky Pups, run by owner Lana, has served Union County clients for over a decade. The standout is the massaging jacuzzi bath, followed by hand drying.

Packages include Bath and Brush and Full Grooming, with de-shedding and teeth brushing available, which is a big help for heavy shedders.

• Address: 2559 Morris Avenue, Suite A, Union, NJ 07083
• Website: silkypupsgrooming.com

6. The Dog Spaw (Little Silver and Freehold)

The Dog Spaw has served Monmouth County pet owners since 2005. It runs a luxury, cage-free grooming salon (no crates) alongside a holistic food store for dogs, so you can pick up dinner on the way out.

The Dog Spaw also offers mobile grooming in Monmouth County and free nutrition consultations, with a second salon in Freehold.

• Address: 8 Fairview Ave, Little Silver, NJ 07739
• Website: thedog-spaw.com

7. Pets in Paradise (Hamilton and Marlton)

Pets in Paradise was founded in 2009 by Debbie Cray, a former veterinary technician of 10 years. Baths use dechlorinated water and natural products, finished with a hand blow dry rather than a cage dryer.

It also runs mobile grooming and a grooming school, with locations in Hamilton and Marlton for Mercer and Burlington County dog owners.

• Address: 2222 Rt. 33, Hamilton Square, NJ
• Website: petsinparadise.com

8. Fur Seasons Dog Resort & Daycare (Jersey City)

Fur Seasons was started in 2023 by Nese, a certified trainer and local pet professional. It combines dog daycare, boarding, grooming and spa services in one place.

The schedule mixes doggie play time with doggie relaxation time, so your dog comes home both tired and clean.

• Address: 480 Johnston Avenue, Jersey City, NJ 07304
• Website: furseasonsdogresort.com

9. Urban Dog Co. (Hoboken and Jersey City)

Urban Dog Co. calls itself a modern doggy daycare and grooming studio, with locations in Hoboken and Jersey City. Its founder started a local dog walking company 15 years ago, so the team knows Hudson County dogs well.

Beyond grooming and daycare, Urban Dog offers dog walking and has a retail shop.

• Address: 60 Madison Street, Hoboken, NJ 07030
• Website: urbandog.co

10. Furever Fresh (Hoboken and Jersey City)

Furever Fresh brings more than 25 years of grooming experience to two Hudson County locations. Services cover baths, haircuts, nail trims, ear cleaning and breed specific cuts, plus day care.

The shop also sells shampoos, conditioners, brushes and grooming tools, so you can keep the coat looking good between visits.

• Address: 367 1st St, Hoboken, NJ 07030
• Website: fureverfresh.com

11. Downtown Woody’s Dog Groomers (Jersey City)

Downtown Woody’s is a downtown Jersey City favorite run by owner Larissa. It publishes its prices up front, with Bath and Brush, Bath and Tidy, and Bath and Haircut options, which makes budgeting easy.

Cat owners get a little love too: Woody’s does nail trims and ear cleaning for cats.

• Address: 348 Pavonia Ave, Jersey City, NJ 07302
• Website: downtownwoodys.com

12. Barky Way (Jersey City)

Barky Way combines dog grooming, customized training sessions and a pet supply store under one roof on Newark Avenue. The owner is a professional dog trainer and groomer, which is a useful mix for dogs who get nervous on the table.

The store side carries nutrition products, toys and accessories.

• Address: 277 Newark Ave, Jersey City, NJ 07302
• Website: barkyway.com

How to Choose a Dog Spa

• Ask how dogs are dried. Hand drying and cage-free setups are gentler, especially for anxious dogs, seniors and flat faced breeds.
• Ask what products they use. If your dog has sensitive skin, look for natural or hypoallergenic shampoos.
• Visit first. A good spa will happily show you around. Clean, calm and organized is what you want to see.
• Bundle services. Spots with daycare or boarding can groom your dog during a stay, which saves a trip.

Getting ready for a groom? A comfortable dog harness makes drop off easier, and if your dog needs a calm place to rest after, see our picks for the best dog crate.

FAQ

How often should I take my dog to a spa or groomer?

Most dogs do well with a professional groom every 4 to 8 weeks, depending on coat type. Long and curly coats usually need more frequent visits than short coats.

What is a blueberry facial for dogs?

It is a gentle face wash made with blueberry extract that cleans the fur around the eyes and muzzle and leaves a fresh scent. Glamour Pet Salon and Be Happy Dog both offer one.

Are cage dryers bad for dogs?

Not always, but they need close supervision because heat can build up quickly. That is why many of the spas on this list use hand drying or cage-free setups instead.

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