Pooch Wellness

02/06/2024

Treat your furry friend to a day of pampering! Our Pet Groomer in Royston offers top-notch grooming services to keep your pet looking and feeling their best. Book an appointment today and show your Dog and Cat some love! 🐾✂️

19/04/2024

The gentle giant ❤️

18/01/2024

De-shedding of a Chow Chow

30/12/2023

LouLou ready for the party 🥳 Happy new year ♥️

23/12/2023

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 🎅🏼🧑‍🎄

14/11/2023

Weʼre raising money to Help feed the birds over winter. We have been self funded through egg sales but now we have no eggs and are paying over £600 per month.. Support this JustGiving Crowdfunding Page.

14/11/2023

04/11/2023

One of the most beautiful charities! Not dogs or cats related but however animal related! Well done Bag End Farm

23/08/2023

Please accept my apology but I feel that I have to share my experience from today! I had a 8 months old Akita which had never been professionally groomed! And it was a very unpleasant situation when the young owner couldn’t accept the explanation that their dog was matted! 45 minutes only to brush out one leg! And more than two hours extensive brushing to remove compact and matted undercoat as much as it was possible! Please a double coated dog is in need of proper brushing and grooming as any other kind of dog!

11/04/2023

Some great advice from a fellow groomer 🙏

01/02/2023

Ultrasonic teeth cleaning after only one session. 🦷🪥

10/07/2022

Just for fun 😁

21/04/2022

21/04/2022

29/03/2022

Milo, Shih Tzu 🐶

18/03/2022

Adorable Daisy 🐶

07/03/2022

Bear, Shar Pei puppy 🐶

03/03/2022

Jasper, Cockapoo 🥰

02/03/2022

Francis, Scottish Terrier 🥰

25/02/2022

Penny 🥰😻

22/01/2022

03/11/2021

Let’s talk about Winter coat care!
Along with Winter comes rain and snow which means extra care is needed to keep your dog’s coat in tip top condition.
A lot of customers generally ask for their dogs coat to be kept longer in winter but it is actually much better for your dog and their coat to keep them at their regular length or even think about taking them a little shorter.
Why?
Extra length means your pet actually holds water which in turn makes them colder and they stay wet for longer. This can also cause sores on your pets belly and between the toes due moisture.
Most dogs spent 90% of their day indoors with central heating and tend to go on shorter walks during the winter months due to bad weather and less daylight hours so the extra hair you feel they need to keep warm may not actually be necessary.
Here are a few tips on the ways you can help keep your dog’s coat in better condition this winter…
•Instead of rubbing your dog with a towel, pat them dry, rubbing causes friction and damage which in turn causes matting.
•If you notice your dog has any tangles in their coat brush these out before taking them out in the rain or on return rinse them and brush out while the coat is still wet.
A small tangle when wet gets tighter as it dries and extra hair joins the tangle creating a mat. So if it is necessary to rinse your dog, pat dry with a towel then spray with a little leave in conditioner and brush while still wet. This will stop a tangle from turning in to a mat which can pull on your dog’s skin and insure the coat stays healthy and free from damage.
•If you do want to keep your pet longer for winter it is actually advised to have them groomed more often!
Why?
When a coat is not trimmed regularly but you are brushing it is like our hair, it becomes damaged, which in turn makes the coat harder to manage, also matting against the skin will hold water longer and cause pain.
So it is actually better for the coat to have regular baths and trims rather than leaving the coat to grow but this is the case at any time of year, not just winter.
I am always happy to do mid groom bath, brush and tidies if you are struggling with up keep at home.
Bringing your dog in more regularly ensures we can keep your chosen style and length rather than having no option other than to go short due to matting and damage.
If you do struggle, please message me, your pets comfort and keeping your dog in the style you like is always my top priority.

24/10/2021

21/08/2021

21/07/2021

I’m closing for two weeks from 2nd August and back to work Monday 16th August. I still have some availability next week so just ring me. ❤️

13/06/2021

If you’re enjoying a BBQ this weekend remember to keep your dog away from the heat and safe from foods that can be dangerous to them. Find out more at thekennelclub.org.uk/bbq

13/06/2021

Did you know that heatstroke in dogs can happen all year round? It’s important to know the signs and what you can do to reduce the risk. Find out more at: thekennelclub.org.uk/heatstroke

31/05/2021

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