Clifford’s Dog Grooming Bolsover

15/02/2024

Double Deshed Day! Freddie & Hazel were big fans. Freddie loved posing. Hazel not so much 🤣 Both brilliant ❤️

24/01/2024

Peppa is posing! Beautiful 😍 Full hand strip to reveal her gorgeous coat.

Thanks Peppa’s ‘mum’ for the pics xx

21/12/2023

Lulu’s Christmas groom. Fluffy & cute for Christmas ❤️🐶🐾🐾 🎄 🤶

Thanks to Lulu’s ‘humans’ Richard & Chris for kind permission to have Lulu as my Christmas model 👍xx

11/12/2023

Brother & sister ❤️❤️🐾🐾

25/11/2023

FYI🚨
The RSPA said the symptoms of Alabama rot include skin sores, visible swelling, red patch or skin defects and changes in appetite.
It recommends washing off all mud following wet and muddy walks, especially through woodland in order to minimise the risk of your dog catching the disease.
The charity claims the number of cases reported in the UK is extremely low, so there is little reason to be worried - but if you have concerns for your dog then seek advice from a vet.

02/10/2023

Many thanks for all your patience & support. Yay! Surgery success means ….

05/07/2023

Well its happening! Off for my op so I am now temporarily closed. Back after the summer holidays. Thanks to all my wonderful clients for your support & understanding.
I will miss you all and can't wait to be back doing what I love🥰xx
Just a few bath time buddy snaps for fun! 😂

29/03/2023

Really sad news to hear of the loss of the wonderful Paul O’Grady who brought such a smile to our faces for his love of dogs and all animals. 😥The world has lost a special person. RIP🖤xx

06/01/2023

Happy New Year to you all. All recovered and back to the job I love 😘###

22/12/2022

I am now officially closed for Christmas! Thank you to all my lovely clients for another amazing year. Any messages will be replied to in the New Year when I re-open 6th Jan.
So all that’s left to do, is to wish all and your a very Happy Christmas and New Year, with love from Claire 🎄🎁 🎅🏻

30/10/2022

🎃Happy Halloween🎃
Wishing you all a spooky and safe “Trick or Treat” time 👻 🥰###

08/06/2022

🚨ATTENTION 🚨 Watch out Tick’s are about! Busy time of year removing more and more ticks. Typical tick removed recently 🙈!!

Ticks will bite and feed on your dog for up to a few days, and drop off once they've had enough. During this time, it's possible the tick could give your dog a disease. Ticks like us humans too!
Ticks can carry a serious bacterial infection called Lyme disease. Dogs, cats and humans can all get Lyme disease, see RSPCA link below: https://www.rspca.org.uk/adviceandwelfare/pets/general/ticks

02/05/2022

⭐Holiday Announcement!⭐
Just letting you all know that I am on holiday from now until 16th May. 🥳✈️
I'm really looking forward to finally getting away with the family.

Thank you for supporting my small business and keeping me busy.
Claire ### 🐾🐾
P.S Please allow me a couple of days to reply to your messages when I get home x

08/04/2022

Interesting read 🤓
….right now there are many health benefits to support keeping our boys united with their peanuts up to the age of 5 years. After that prostate problems may rear their ugly head and the risk of testicular cancer increases. That is the time to reassess.

Take your time making your decision, do not choose to castrate based on behaviour, it will not make big differences and in fact can make them worse!

Castrating all dogs at 6 months is becoming a thing of the past. Yes rescue centres have a duty of care not to allow dogs to procreate and be used as breeding machines when they leave. They will neuter all.

And of course our cryptorchid dogs (those with testicles that haven't dropped) need intervention to prevent cancer.

But right now there are many health benefits to support keeping our boys united with their peanuts up to the age of 5 years. After that prostate problems may rear their ugly head and the risk of testicular cancer increases. That is the time to reassess.

Take your time making your decision, do not choose to castrate based on behaviour, it will not make big differences and in fact can make them worse! (**edit** for those with nervous/anxious behaviours that is) That is what trainers and behaviourists are for...

Size DOES matter. The larger the dog the longer it takes for them to mature, castrate them too early and they will remain in a juvenile state.

I could talk endlessly about this topic. My 3 boys all have their crown jewels and I haven't any plans to whip them off anytime soon...

www.animallovepetfirstaid.co.uk

23/02/2022

Handsome Hamish 😍
A real sweetie ❤️
Full pet groom

18/02/2022

Check this out ✅ xx

NEVER STARVE A DOG WHO WANTS TO EAT
I hate it when I read this. Dogs get hydration from food, and the very young or old would struggle without nutrition. Food is energy just feed the right stuff when they have an upset tummy…

Scrambled egg
Boiled white fish
Sweet potato
Butternut squash
Pumpkin


www.animallovepetfirstaid.co.uk

29/10/2021

First puppy groom for Connie 🥰 Wow she did so well & looks so chic 💕🏅


Adorable 🥰 Her first puppy trim. She was amazing 🏅🏅
More precious puppy posts to follow…I’m a little behind posting 😊xx

28/10/2021

Adorable 🥰 Her first puppy trim. She was amazing 🏅🏅
More precious puppy posts to follow…I’m a little behind posting 😊xx

05/10/2021

Beautiful Tilly 😍
Full groom pet trim 🐶✂️🥰

03/10/2021

Fabulous Frank 😍
✂️Full groom✂️

Napping in the bath..then after wide awake ready for home 🥰xx

24/09/2021

Elegant Elsa 😍 just loving her “Schnauzer look” makeover 🐶✂️🥰

21/09/2021

Adorable Molly 🥰
Shorkie Pet Trim (short)✂️🐶

07/08/2021

🐶Duke’s first groom…He was amazing 😍😍

29/06/2021

Just look at that face 🥰🥰

Hand stripping, no clipping to remove his excess coat

01/06/2021

Gorgeous boys in today. Grooms done. Now enjoying a run in the sun before home time. Love these boys 🥰 🥰 ###

06/05/2021

Gorgeous Henry 😍 Loving his makeover 🥰❤ ###