We recommend introducing your puppy to grooming by the age of 16 weeks. Early grooming experiences are beneficial, as younger puppies are generally more adaptable and easier to train. Waiting until six months or older may make the process more challenging for your puppy.

The frequency of bathing your dog depends on your preferences and your dog's specific needs. Unless your dog has skin conditions, there is no strict requirement for bathing. Some dogs naturally maintain a pleasant scent, while others may require monthly baths. We recommend bathing dogs with normal skin once a month using a high-quality dog shampoo. For more frequent baths, consider using a soap-free or moisturizing shampoo to protect your dog's skin.

Depending on the length of the coat is a huge factor in how often the dog would need groomed. Poodles in kennel cuts could go 6 weeks. Full coats or long cuts should be done every 4-6 weeks. Shih Tzus and Lhasa Apsos should also be every 6 weeks if the owner keeps up with the brushing needed.

Dogs' nails grow continuously and require regular trimming. We recommend trimming your dog's nails approximately once a month. If your dog is highly active and walks frequently on hard surfaces, nail trimming may be needed less often. For guidance, feel free to ask our professional groomers to demonstrate proper nail trimming techniques.

We generally do not recommend shaving your dog during summer unless absolutely necessary. It is advisable to consult with your veterinarian or a professional pet stylist before opting for a "shave-down." Double-coated breeds, such as Shelties, Collies, Huskies, and German Shepherds, should not be shaved, as their coats provide natural insulation and protection.

The duration of a grooming session depends on several factors, including your dog's coat condition, temperament, breed, size, and grooming history. For dogs with severe matting, the process may take up to three hours. Hand-stripping, which is more intricate than clipping, can also extend the time required. On average, grooming for well-trained dogs typically takes around two hours. Our priority is to ensure your dog feels comfortable and happy throughout the process.

We are proud to offer mobile grooming service for dogs and cats! Home Visits are available and for a small fee of £15.00 extra and it's convenient for you! Also, Stress free for your pet!

As you may know, it is very busy industry and yes, we do work only with appointments, however; we intend to book you in within few days.

Yes, we do groom cat`s Thursdays and Sundays is our cat grooming days but still, you can call for an appointment and if we don’t have any dog around will take you in. ​

We suggest you brushing your dog every couple of days no matter the length of his coat. Sometimes your brushing can have a specific purpose, such as removing hair mats or helping your dog shed his seasonal coat, but most often you'll be doing general-purpose brushing or combing. Choose the right brush.

Golden retrievers do require basic grooming as they are a double coated breed. They shed, but some basic maintenance will significantly reduce the amount of hair you find throughout the house. ... Yes, you can bath your Golden as often as you like without worrying about damaging the coat or skin.