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25/10/2024

Martha you’re beautiful and I think you know it 🥰

24/10/2024

‘The clip hasn’t lasted long at all!’

The change in daylight hours is what triggers the winter coat change and growth -
In the UK, horse’s coats tend to start changing from (roughly) early September and can continue to grow in reasonably quickly through to the winter solstice, at which point the coat growth will slow down.

You’ll find that clips between September-December don’t ’last as long’ as clips done in the New Year. This is because the winter coat is continually growing until the solstice.
Natives/cobs/heavies tend to be on the hairier side, so some may need clipped every 4 weeks (give or take) if you want to keep them neat.
Whereas warmblood/TB/finer types may only need clipped 2/3 times over the whole winter, as they tend to grow a finer coat.

This is a rough guide, not a set in stone rule!
Every horse is different, and there are a lot of factors to consider -
• Age
• Breed
• Coat type (thick/fine/dense/long…)
• Health (Cushing’s Disease, EMS etc)
• Weight
• Workload
• Routine (in/out)
• Or, just like people - they can be hairy/not so hairy, no matter what the breed of horse is!

How often do you clip your horse? Tell me their breed etc and why you chose to do it as often as you do!

18/10/2024

“I can see my mum”😍🐶

17/10/2024

Look at them supermodel legs 👯‍♀️

10/10/2024

Ozzy 🖤

07/10/2024

Tilly - before & after a handstrip 🙌🏻

02/10/2024

Yep, same dog 🥹

26/09/2024

Willow has been coming from the very beginning, she started on our puppy package which has made her very happy and content in the salon. So much so, that when she recently moved homes to Bramham (Leeds) she still comes on schedule every six weeks - commitment to keep this pup happy 🧡

26/09/2024

First clip of the winter season 🦄

17/09/2024

A personal achievement 🐴
Some customers may have been following our journey already but my hobby (lifestyle) outside work is my horses.
I have two & a half (see last photo), JD, Duchess & Jack.
JD and I went to a Regional Championship this weekend to try achieve my life long goal of qualifying for the Badminton Grassroutes Championships.
We achieved it 🥇
We will be heading down south next may to ride on the same grass as the 5* riders and we cannot wait 🦄

04/09/2024

Fletcher’s been coming since he was a puppy and look what a handsome boy he’s grown into 😍

03/09/2024

I’m still here 🙋🏼‍♀️ grooming away ✂️
But yes I keep forgetting to take pictures 🤦🏼‍♀️

So here’s the lovely Bailey 🐶

31/08/2024

My Aunty’s Beautiful dogs 🐶
Rosie and Chloe, the day after the came for a groom they had the wonderful Alison snap these fab photos (see the comments for an excited Rosie -does not disappoint 😂)

29/08/2024

Last minute appointment for 9am on the 4th of September - Small dog only 🐶

30/06/2024

🐶I am now on Annual Leave until the 8th of July ~ All messages will be replied to then 🐶

28/06/2024

Trying to get two dogs to look at the camera - nearly impossible 😅

17/06/2024

An appointment has become available on the 26th of June at 1.30. My next appointments are from the 30th of July - please forward plan 🐶

11/06/2024

Finally it’s here and it’s up!
All the theory work was worth it 😅
I’ve always flown through the practical side of most things but the theory has always been a struggle for me. This certificate is a nice reminder to me and a reassuring reminder for you 🐶
Big thanks to Lucy at Dogoholics for the training and continued support from when I started over two years ago 👏🏻

06/06/2024

It’s finally looking like the start of summer ~ this is just a reminder to think ahead for getting your pooch booked in. I’m Fully booked now until the 17th of July, that said there are still only a few more appointments left until August.
These are available to existing customers only.
(Pictured- The lovely Nelly mid groom)

31/05/2024

Glow up for farm dog ’Ledger’ 🖤

27/05/2024

Messages like this, make my day (year actually).
This beautiful dog is 12 years old so it’s such a privilege to get such high praise and feedback.
I love my job!! 🐶

17/05/2024

Well done Michelle 🐶

17/05/2024

We are now 2 years old!! I really can’t thank my customers enough for trusting me with their beautiful dogs, I’ve enjoyed every minute of these last two years. They say enjoy what you do and you’ll never work a day in your life and it truly feels like this.

A couple of weeks ago I wanted to show my appreciation with a Give Away. The winner has been drawn…
I will post the draw in the next post 🐶

08/05/2024

**Last minute slot at 12.45 on the 15th of May**

02/05/2024

Beautiful Snoop 🐶🖤

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Well done Michelle 🐶

Holding Hands

Sometimes they just need a hand to hold 🐾

Our hand dryers have different nozzles for different uses. Here I have a (handstripped) cocker spaniel. Using a flat nozzle I can help the coat straighten whilst helping it keep with the lay of the coat.

It’s handy when the bigger ones just know what to do 🤩

Thank you to everyone who liked and shared for the Dog Wash Day 🐶 We have a winner 🥇 Anyone who would still like to book in for Saturday there are still a few morning slots available 🚿 07951323393

Grateful for the splash-back 😅💦

Sometimes some dogs just do not like their legs/feet/ nails being touched and it is safer for groomer and dog to add another form of restraint.. Calming hammocks/cradles, support the dog off the table making them feel a little more secure and in doing so they become more amenable to the grooming process. “🐶 Calming hammocks are a great way to groom the most difficult / anxious dogs making it possible to clip nails, tidy feet and legs, trim and style face and ears and trim tail.”