Dog groomer Spandau: take the U7 directly to our salon

We don't have a dog groomer in Spandau itself, but our salon is just one U-Bahn line away. GroomRoom Berlin is located at Giesebrechtstraße 2 in Charlottenburg, between Kurfürstendamm and Wilmersdorfer Straße. The U7 runs directly from Rathaus Spandau to Adenauerplatz, and from there it's a five-minute walk. In total, it takes about 25 to 30 minutes, and driving via Heerstraße takes about the same time.

Looking for a dog grooming salon in Spandau: why we might still be a great fit

If you're looking for a dog grooming salon in Spandau, you'll certainly find options right in the borough. A short journey is a good point, and we respect that. Our site is aimed at owners who are specifically looking for a salon with a calm atmosphere and dedicated specialists. For them, the U7 is a convenient bridge between the Havel and Kurfürstendamm.

We never overbook, so no dog has to wait long between appointments. Thanks to our transparent shop window, you can watch from the outside at any time. We groom anxious dogs with breaks and as much time as they need. On Google, we have a 5.0-star rating with over 290 reviews.

Dog groomer Berlin Spandau: how to reach us by train and car

The U7 is the easiest route for dog owners from Spandau because it's a direct train. You can use the stations Rathaus Spandau, Altstadt Spandau, Zitadelle, Haselhorst or Paulsternstraße. From Siemensstadt, you can hop on at Rohrdamm or Siemensdamm and save a few minutes. From Kladow, Gatow or Staaken, you'll need to take the bus to Rathaus Spandau first.

By car, Heerstraße takes you via Theodor-Heuss-Platz towards City West. You'll find parking on Giesebrechtstraße and the side streets around the salon. During rush hour, you can use Brandenburgische Straße, which is just a few minutes away. All times are rough estimates without traffic or waiting times, so please check your route before setting off.

Dogs between the Havel, Forst and Altstadt

Spandau has lots of water and woods, from the Spandauer Forst to the paths along the Havel. Dogs that regularly walk there often bring home burrs, sand and damp coats. In long-haired breeds, this quickly leads to knots behind the ears and under the armpits. Wire-haired dogs like terriers or dachshunds benefit from hand stripping, where dead topcoat is plucked out.

Just as many small city dogs live in the Altstadt and the residential areas around the Wasserstadt. Poodles, Malteses or Shih Tzus need a trim every six to eight weeks because of their continuously growing coats. A regular schedule saves you long dematting sessions. You can find tips on this in our article Preventing matting.

Which dog groomer suits your dog best?

When booking online, you choose the groomer yourself, which is especially worth it if you're travelling a bit further. Nathalie is our Head Stylist for Poodles and Bichons and is equally experienced with Pomeranians. Alina works as a Senior Groomer with Pomeranians, Standard Poodles and large breeds. Nata is a Top Groomer with over ten years of experience and an all-rounder with a great eye for detail.

As a Junior Groomer, Kristina has a lot of patience and a gentle touch for anxious dogs. Kateryna grooms small breeds as a Junior Groomer and works under supervision. If you're unsure, just drop us a quick message with your dog's breed. We'll then suggest the right colleague for your first appointment.

Dog grooming prices Berlin: What does it cost for dogs from Spandau?

Our prices are the same for all districts, and there are no travel fees. These are starting prices including VAT, as of September 2026. We will give you the final, binding price after a personal assessment, before we start grooming.

We only charge surcharges if they apply, for example for dematting from 15 € per 15 minutes started. All packages and details can be found on our pricing page.

How your appointment at our dog grooming salon Berlin works

A visit with us follows set steps, so you can easily plan your trip from Spandau.

1. Arrival: You and your dog arrive at Giesebrechtstraße 2 at the agreed time.
2. Assessment: Your groomer checks the coat, skin, nails and ears, and discusses the trim with you.
3. Final price: Only after the assessment will we give you the binding price.
4. Grooming: You can wait in the neighbourhood or watch through the shop window.
5. Collection and payment: We'll get in touch, show you the result, and you can pay in cash or by card.

A full groom takes 90 to 180 minutes, which is just enough time for a coffee on Kurfürstendamm. Heading all the way home probably isn't worth the trip.

Book your appointment and head back to Spandau freshly groomed

You can book your appointment online 24/7, choosing your package, groomer, day and time. Prefer to chat first? Just drop us a message on WhatsApp or call 0152 5452 4113. We're open Tuesday to Saturday from 10 to 18. On weekdays, you can also pop in for a free consultation and check out the salon beforehand.

On the U7 ride home, it's best to have your dog sit on the blanket at your feet. Try to plan the pick-up before rush hour so the train is quieter. Find out what to expect on your first visit in our article First visit to the dog groomer.