Cage-free dog grooming in Costa MesaCome say hello

A spa day.
A happy dog.

Cage-free grooming in Costa Mesa. Patient handling and time for breaks.

Cage-free comfortCare at their paceProducts picked for their coatA haircut that suits them

Let’s get you cleaned up.

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A small dog gently cradled in a groomer’s hands at Fur Seasons

Comfort comes first.

Feeling safe is part of a good groom. We take time to get to know your dog, what worries them, and what helps them settle.

  • Room to settle in

    A cage-free space to move, rest, and get comfortable.

  • Patience at every step

    Gentle handling, reassurance, and breaks when they need them.

  • Care for their skin and coat

    Products chosen with their coat and sensitivities in mind.

  • A plan you’re comfortable with

    We talk through their groom and any concerns before we start.

Our approach to a calmer visit

Soak
it all in.

Gentle hydro-massage and coat care, with optional milk baths and hot oil massage.

Explore the spa bath
A groomer tending to a dog in the Tauro spa bath at Fur Seasons

On our shelves

Our products & pet safety

A place to feel at home.

After years in education and a difficult grooming experience with her own dog, Tanya wanted to create a place where dogs could feel comfortable. Meet the person behind Fur Seasons.

Our story & approach
A minute with Tanya, owner of Fur Seasons.

Who we work with

Good care,
beyond the spa.

From a ride to their appointment to a walk while you’re at work, these are the local businesses we turn to.

Meet our local partners

What their
people say.

Selected five-star reviews on Google.

“If you’re looking for the best groomer in the OC area, Fur Seasons is by FAR- the best out there.”

Laken SchroederRead on Google

“Maui has a thick wooly coat, and she came home looking beautiful, fluffy, and perfectly groomed.”

Stefaniya TabanlievaRead on Google

“We absolutely enjoyed our experience at this dog grooming spa.”

Donna WarringtonRead on Google

Before you
come over.

A few more answers

How long will my dog be at the spa?

Visit length depends on your dog’s coat, service, and comfort, with time for breaks. Call for an estimate.

How often should my dog be groomed?

Longer or higher-maintenance coats typically benefit from grooming every 4 to 6 weeks. Shorter coats may need less frequent visits. We’ll help you choose a routine around your dog’s breed, coat, and lifestyle.

What if my dog is nervous about grooming?

Tell us about their past grooming experiences and what helps them feel safe. We use patient handling, reassurance, and breaks in a cage-free setting. Call before booking so we can talk through their needs and plan their visit together.

We’d love to
meet your dog.