Pooch’s Butler Marylebone

06/06/2024

We are so very proud ! 🩵🩵🩵

05/06/2024

BATHS! We love love love to bath here at Pooch’s!!

A wonderful way to maintain your dogs coat with a good brushing session too ☺️

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15/05/2024

Thank you to all our loyal customers🙏❤️We aim to be better every day 🩷🐶🐾🦴

14/05/2024

The many faces of this little man 😍

03/05/2024

We are closed for the bank holiday Monday !
Book your appointments for Tuesday 7th onwards to get it secured before we become booked up!

23/04/2024

We are very proud 😊

12/04/2024

Our Salon Manager Olivia🩷🐶

09/04/2024

26/03/2024

Pooch’s Butler will be wishing everyone a very happy Easter!
We will be closed on Friday 29th March and Monday 1st April.

Reopened from Tuesday 2nd April!!

Please book online or contact us via WhatsApp :)

12/03/2024

The happiest little face you’ll see today ☺️

11/03/2024

Follow this guide of brushing your fluffy Poochs! The red zones are most important. These areas become matted the quickest and easiest. When severe, it make result in a short cut, as they cannot be saved compared to other areas.
Be sure to concentrate on these areas first and go on to the next

11/03/2024

These are the main types of brushes used for grooming. Take note of what breed you have, along with the type of hair they have to determine what brush is needed to keep a matt free, healthy coat! If your unsure if the brush your using is correct comment or message us 😊
What brush do you use most?

11/03/2024

A guide to how often your dogs should be brushed, washed and professionally groomed!
What category does your dog fall into?

17/02/2024

Happy birthday to us 🥳🥳🥳

18/01/2024

Who is your fav Butler ? ❤️

15/01/2024

Cutest little man going 🥰

05/01/2024

We love puppies 🐶🐾🐶🐾

18/12/2023

Our Team is wishing you Merry Xmas and Happy New Year! Thank you to our loyal customers for love and support in 2023! 🩷🩷🩷

06/12/2023

Puppy grooming is an important aspect of caring for a new canine companion. Proper grooming helps keep your puppy clean, healthy, and comfortable. Here are some essential tips for grooming your puppy:
• Start Early:
• Begin grooming your puppy as early as possible to get them used to the process. This helps create a positive association with grooming and makes it easier as they grow older.
• Brushing:
• Regular brushing helps keep your puppy’s coat clean, removes loose hair, and prevents matting. The type of brush you use depends on your puppy’s coat type (short, long, curly, etc.). Brushing also provides an opportunity to check for ticks, fleas, or any unusual bumps.
Grooming Tools:
• Invest in quality grooming tools, such as brushes, combs, and nail clippers designed for puppies. This ensures you’re using tools that are safe and effective for your puppy’s specific needs.
• Professional Grooming:
• Depending on the breed, you may need to schedule professional grooming appointments. Some breeds require specific grooming styles, and a professional groomer can help maintain your puppy’s coat and overall health.
• Positive Reinforcement:
• Throughout the grooming process, use positive reinforcement such as treats and praise to make the experience enjoyable for your puppy. This helps build a positive association with grooming activities.
Remember, every puppy is unique, so adapt your grooming routine to suit your puppy’s individual needs and preferences. If you’re unsure about any aspect of grooming, consult with your veterinarian or a professional groomer for guidance.

04/12/2023

Poochs Butler will be closed from 23rd December. Reopening on the 3rd January. Avoid disappointment and book in the last few remaining appointments before Christmas! 🎄🎄🎄

30/11/2023

Keeping a small dog’s eyes clean is important for their overall health and well-being. Some small dog breeds are prone to tear staining or eye discharge, which can lead to irritation or infection if not addressed. Here are some general tips for keeping your small dog’s eyes clean:

Regular Cleaning:
Use a clean, damp cloth or cotton ball to gently wipe away any discharge or debris from the corners of your dog’s eyes. Use a separate cloth or cotton ball for each eye to avoid spreading any potential infection.

Specialized Eye Wipes:
Consider using specially formulated dog eye wipes, which are available at pet supply stores. These wipes are designed to help remove tear stains and keep the area around the eyes clean.

Trim Facial Hair:
Some small breeds, especially those with long facial hair, may benefit from having the hair around their eyes trimmed. This can help prevent hair from irritating the eyes and reduce the likelihood of tear staining.

Grooming Routine:
Incorporate eye cleaning into your dog’s regular grooming routine. This can help make the process more familiar and less stressful for your dog.

Check for Signs of Infection:
Keep an eye out for signs of eye infection, such as redness, swelling, excessive tearing, or changes in the color of the discharge. If you notice any of these signs, consult your veterinarian for guidance.

Diet and Water Quality:
Ensure your dog is on a balanced and high-quality diet, as poor nutrition can contribute to tear staining. Additionally, provide clean, fresh water to prevent dehydration, which can also affect tear production.

Veterinary Checkup:
Schedule regular checkups with your veterinarian. They can provide advice on maintaining your specific dog breed’s eye health and address any concerns you may have.

Remember that every dog is unique, and it’s essential to tailor your approach based on your dog’s specific needs and any recommendations from your veterinarian. If you have concerns about your dog’s eye health or notice persistent issues, seeking professional advice is always recommended.

27/11/2023

Announcing our closing dates for Christmas.
Closed from 23rd December
Reopen from 3rd January

All online bookings will get a free banana facial throughout December !
We are booking up quickly! Make sure you get your appointments scheduled in!

24/11/2023

Our manager with Cookie taking Xmas bookings 🎄🧑‍🎄🎅

22/11/2023

Christmas is booking up quickly guys! Get your bookings in now to have your pups as handsome or as pretty as our little one here!

16/11/2023

Our precious griffon!

10/11/2023

Just some cute and happy faces from todays grooms!

08/11/2023

Our Christmas bookings have now been released and available to book! Please bare in mind Christmas is a very busy period, book now to avoid disappointment!

02/11/2023

Ultrasound teeth cleaning for dogs is a non-invasive and effective dental cleaning method that uses ultrasonic technology to remove plaque and tartar from a dog's teeth
Here's how it generally works

Ultrasonic Scaling: A handheld device emits ultrasonic vibrations to break down and remove plaque and tartar from the teeth. The vibrations are gentle and don't cause discomfort to the dog.

No Anesthesia: One significant advantage of ultrasound teeth cleaning is that it can be performed without the need for anesthesia. This can be beneficial for dogs that might not be good candidates for anesthesia due to health concerns.

Prevention and Maintenance: Regular ultrasound teeth cleaning is a preventive measure to maintain good oral hygiene in dogs. It can help prevent dental issues such as gum disease, tooth decay, and bad breath.

Non-Invasive: Unlike some traditional dental procedures that may involve anesthesia and manual scraping, ultrasound teeth cleaning is less invasive, making it a more comfortable experience for the dog.

It's important to note that while ultrasound teeth cleaning is a valuable tool for maintaining canine dental health, it may not be suitable for all cases. In some instances, especially when dealing with severe dental issues, a more comprehensive dental procedure under anesthesia may be necessary.
Always consult with a veterinarian to determine the best approach to dental care for your specific dog. Regular at-home dental care, such as brushing your dog's teeth and providing dental chews, can also complement professional dental cleanings to keep your dog's oral health in check.

19/10/2023

Such a little sweetie!!