Groovy Dog Grooming

16/09/2023

Sweet little Pippa 💕

29/08/2023

Tiny Maisie, just 4 months old. Her first groom and was a star 🤩

04/08/2023

FYI I know I've chatted to a few of my fabulous clients lately about teeth cleaning and looking out for dental month ! 😀

15/07/2023

Beautiful George 😍 only 10 weeks old !

13/07/2023

27/04/2023

Welcome Frankie 💕

31/03/2023

29/03/2023

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29/03/2023

Harry and Sally 💕

29/03/2023

Elton💖

23/02/2023

Ollie and Bella 💖

15/02/2023

Brotherly love, Wally, Wilbur and Orson 😁

13/02/2023

'Roma' the Italian Lagotto 💖

03/02/2023

'Sallie' , she decided this was her best side ! 🤣
'Timmy' looking dapper for a 13yr old 😊

02/02/2023

Welcome Bubbles 💖

01/02/2023

Mother and daughters day 💕 ' Chloe' 'Lily' and ' Dee'

24/01/2023

Itchy spots on dogs 🐕
The trouble with hot, itchy spots is that when your dog chews and licks at it they can end up with a raw patch of skin. You need to try and break the cycle to let the skin heal.

Wound Wax can help by soothing the area and restoring the skin barrier while the honey can aid with the healing process. Rub it in well a couple of times a day so that the skin absorbs the natural goodness.

The beeswax component helps to keep it on, but if that doggy-tongue does lick some of it off don't stress, it's totally lick-safe! 🐝

14/01/2023

Welcome 'Pillin' 😍

27/12/2022

Hello ! 👋
We are back !!
After surgery and the Christmas break, we are now back to business 😁 look forward to catching up with all the furbabies 🐾 and their amazing owners 🥰
Beautiful 'Miley' was super happy to have her groom today !

10/11/2022

To all my amazing, caring, thoughtful clients.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the love, care, understanding and support you have all shown me heading into my surgery. I feel so very blessed and you have no idea how much it has helped me leading up to what was for me a nervous experience. Some of you have shared your personal experiences and that has truly helped me with decisions and expectations.
My surgery has gone very well, I'm literally 5 hours post OP and have felt very well !
It will still be a number of weeks until I know when I'll be able to get back to it, but will let you all know !
Once again THANK YOU ! Love to you all 💕

10/08/2022

Sweet Sally💕 such a super girl for her first groom !

22/07/2022

Gorgeous Monty! Such a super smart boy and only 4 months old 😍

21/07/2022

⚠ PET HAZARDS - 5 things to look out for to help keep your dog safe ⚠
As pet owners we want to avoid our animals getting hurt as much as possible! Our dogs are curious creatures so often stick their noses or paws in places they shouldn't. So how often do you check your yard or keep an eye out on your walks for hazards? Here are a few common culprits for pet cuts and injuries that you can watch out for...
1️⃣ Fences! While our fences are meant to keep our pets safe, how often do you make sure that they are in good shape? Wooden fences can develop nasty splinters or have nails sticking out and wire fences can have sharp edges or sag which can become a trap hazard for your dog's legs. Check your fences regularly and fix any breaks or issues you find.

2️⃣ Gardening tools, fertilisers and chemicals - Do you ever leave gardening tools out? Some tools can have sharp edges or spikes or are very heavy if they fall on a passing pet, so it's better to put them somewhere safe. Fertilisers and common garden herbicides and pesticides can be toxic for pets, so make sure you keep them in a secure location well out of reach of prying noses.

3️⃣ Prickles, grass seeds and thorns - nobody wants prickles in their lawn! But even if your garden is free of spiky things, the parks and places you walk your dog might not be. Some prickles and thorns can get lodged in your pets paws or between their toes. If you're pulling out prickles or thorns be very slow and gentle and watch that they don't leave their tips behind, as these can turn into sore, infected sites. Once removed pop a salve like Wound Wax on to protect the site from contamination and help it heal.
Grass seeds are troublesome too and can get lodged between their toes, causing little cuts and infections if you don't find them quickly. Check your dogs paws regularly and if you're worried about a thorn or grass seed, get your vet to help remove it.

4️⃣ Broken glass - this can cause a very nasty wound if they step on it, and while your garden might be free of broken glass, footpaths, roads and pathways can sometimes have glass on them. Be aware when walking and watch out for any patches of broken glass.

5️⃣ Biting and stinging insects and reptiles - wasps, spiders, ants, scorpions and snakes can have nasty bites or stings that can be itchy, sore or even life-threatening. Where possible, try to remove wasp nests or biting ant nests, and watch out for spiders which could be harmful. Scorpions and snakes like to hide in wood piles or garden debris, so limit your dogs access to these areas. If your pet receives a bite from a snake, scorpion or spider, seek veterinary advice. For insect bites, monitor closely for reactions, swelling or changes in behaviour and seek veterinary advice if needed.

Sometimes we can't avoid those WOOPS moments, but being proactive can help to eliminate hazards. Keep Wound Wax on hand as a natural, topical treatment for all those minor cuts, scratches and bites, as the earlier you get a healing balm onto the site the better.

20/07/2022

Turning Mr Scruffy into Mr Fluffy !😁

18/07/2022

No not preparing for surgery 😂 just another day in the office, blowing out a coat !😊

16/06/2022

We have 2 small dog appointments available Monday 20th 12pm and 2pm. Wednesday 22nd 11.30 and 1pm.