Burdock had her first groom alongside Holly who had been to Matt in the autumn. I like a good tidy up of the feathers and coat but no shaving. The dogs are happy to go and came out looking and smelling beautiful I asked for the ears to be left natural and they were.

Every dog is different and will depend on the breed, coat type, and lifestyle. Generally, every 4-8 weeks is recommended for full grooms for most dogs, while some breeds may benefit from a Bath, Brush & Bits in between, or instead of a full groom.

Yes, I can get fully booked quickly, as do most dog groomers. To avoid disappointment it's important to book early and if possible, I recommend to book your next few grooms in advance to lock in your preferred slots. A 50% deposit is required at time of booking which can roll over to your next appointment.

The cost can vary as there is so much to consider. It will depend on the breed, size, coat type and condition, behaviour of the dog, and the time it takes. I try to give a "from" and "to" price when clients ask how much, but this can only be confirmed once the groom is complete. A 505% deposit of the "from" price is required upon booking.

Products can vary from time to time as I like to try new things and see what works well, I ensure only the best quality products are used from reputable brands.

Many dog owners come to me because I offer 1-1 grooming and Reiki which is great for nervous or anxious dogs. As I like to work at your dogs pace to keep it as stress-free as possible, this may take extra time and incur a surcharge.

It is important to socialise your puppy as soon as possible with all of the different experiences that they will encounter in their life. This should be done on a regular basis to ease them in gently and not overwhelm them from a young age. They can start as soon as they are fully vaccinated at 12 weeks.