Dog Grooming Near Woburn, MA at Golden Paws in Lexington

Woburn is a real dog town, a big, busy one, and we groom a lot of Woburn dogs. Golden Paws Pet Grooming is at 395 Lowell St in Lexington, about ten to fifteen minutes down Route 3 or off Route 128, and we are appointment-only on purpose. No cage drying, no overbooking. Your dog gets a dedicated groomer from the bath to the bow, with real attention the whole way through. Call 781-274-9144 and we will find you a slot.

Do you groom dogs from Woburn, MA?

Yes. Golden Paws is an appointment-only dog grooming salon at 395 Lowell St in Lexington, about ten to fifteen minutes down Route 3 or off Route 128 from Woburn. We groom Woburn dogs every week, every breed and coat type, and tailor each visit to the dog in front of us. Plenty of our regulars come from the Horn Pond neighborhoods. Call 781-274-9144 to book.

Grooming for Woburn dogs, a few minutes down Route 3

From Four Corners, the neighborhoods around Horn Pond, or up by the Anderson commuter-rail station, Lexington is a quick run: Route 3 south or 128 down to the Lexington exits, ten to fifteen minutes in normal traffic. If you have been looking for appointment-only grooming with dedicated, unhurried attention and easy parking at drop-off, that is the care we provide.

From Horn Pond to your living room floor

Half of Woburn seems to walk their dog at Horn Pond, and active dogs shed, a lot. If you are tired of finding fur on the couch, the furniture, and your work clothes, our de-shedding treatment is the fix. It pairs a high-velocity blow-out with a de-shedding shampoo and conditioner to pull the loose undercoat before it ends up at home. For Labs, Goldens, shepherds, and huskies, the kind of double-coated, outdoorsy dogs Woburn is full of, it makes a real, visible difference between grooms.

What a full groom includes

The works: a bath with professional shampoo and conditioner, a high-velocity dry, a breed-appropriate haircut, ear cleaning, nail trim, anal gland expression, and a cologne or bandana finish. Need less than that? We also do a bath and brush-out, a standalone nail trim, and a gentle first groom for puppies who are new to all of it. Every service is matched to the dog in front of us, not run off a template.

Big dogs, working dogs, thick coats

Woburn runs to bigger, harder-working dogs, and we are set up for them. Large and giant breeds, Labs, Goldens, Bernese Mountain Dogs, German Shepherds, Standard Poodles, are routine here, and we plan each visit around the time and coat work your dog needs. Small breeds too, of course: Shih Tzus, Bichons, Schnauzers, Yorkies, and the doodles that are everywhere these days.

Directions from Woburn

Easiest route: I-95/Route 128 south to Exit 31 (Routes 4/225, toward Lexington), then follow toward the Lowell Street area. We are at 395 Lowell St with parking out front. Coming from central or south Woburn, Route 3 toward Arlington and over to Lexington works just as well. Figure ten to fifteen minutes either way.

Why Woburn owners keep coming back

It comes down to the result and the experience. The dog leaves with a coat in good condition, and the visit itself is calm: appointment-only scheduling, no cage drying, and a groomer focused on your dog from start to finish. People try us once because we are close and easy, and they stay because the care is consistent.

Frequently asked questions

How long is the drive from Woburn?

Roughly ten to fifteen minutes. We are at 395 Lowell St in Lexington, reachable via I-95/Route 128 to the Lexington exits or down Route 3, a straightforward trip from anywhere in Woburn.

My dog sheds everywhere after Horn Pond. Can you help?

Yes, that is what the de-shedding treatment is for. A high-velocity blow-out with de-shedding shampoo and conditioner removes the loose undercoat that is ending up on your floors and furniture, and it noticeably cuts shedding for weeks afterward.

Do you groom big dogs?

All sizes, including large and giant breeds: Labs, Goldens, Bernese Mountain Dogs, German Shepherds, Standard Poodles, and more. We will talk through your dog's coat needs when you book.

Are you walk-in or appointment-only?

Appointment-only, always. It is how we keep things calm and give each dog dedicated attention from start to finish, with no cage drying. Call ahead and we will reserve your dog's time.

How often should I bring my dog in?

Every six to eight weeks suits most dogs. Continuously growing coats, doodles, poodles, Shih Tzus, schnauzers, usually do better on a four-to-six-week cycle to stay ahead of matting.

Ready to book? Call Golden Paws at 781-274-9144 or book online. We are at 395 Lowell St, Lexington, a short hop from Woburn, and worth it.

Last updated: June 2026