Doggylicious

01/01/2024

I hope everyone had a lovely Christmas 🎄 and I wish you all a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year! 🎉

Thank you so much for the continued support of my little business and for trusting me with your beloved pets 🐾
I look forward to seeing you all soon 🙂

I am back to work from tomorrow 2nd January.

27/05/2023

Ready to enjoy the ☀️

23/05/2023

The lovely Cora had a little re-style for the summer-nice and short. How cute is she 😍

23/03/2023

So happy to have groomed these two gorgeous girls today! are not too common these days and I hadn’t done one for a number of years, so today I got to do 2! One clipped and one hand stripped. Lovely transformations for the girls who hadn’t been groomed for some time.

16/02/2023

Anyone else’s dog likes to have “options”??? 🐶😆🐾

09/02/2023

Wilbur is having a snooze 💤 whilst being handstipped today! He is 18months old and obviously very used to being groomed 🐶😴💤

31/01/2023

New girlies this week! 💕🐾

01/01/2023

Happy New Year to you all! 🎊

May 2023 bring you Happiness, Good Health and Love for you and your loved ones ❤️

23/12/2022

Another year complete…
Thank you for trusting me with your furbabies and for your continuing support.
Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year❣️ 2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣3️⃣

23/12/2022

The last few gorgeous pups are ready for the festive season 🎄(part 1)

16/12/2022

Boys and girls all pampered and ready for the holidays 🎅🎄🐾

14/12/2022

Don’t they all look beautiful 😍

12/12/2022

Doggylicious is open and ready for business ☃️❄️

Remember to rinse your dogs paws with just luke warm water (not hot) if they have big snow balls on their feet and brush them out thoroughly, as this weather can be a nightmare for getting matted hair . Use some leave-in conditioner/detangling spray to help get them all out.
Enjoy the snow ❄️☃️🐾

07/12/2022

Gorgeous girlies ready for Christmas 🎄

06/12/2022

Beautiful Christmas fluffies 🐾🎄

04/12/2022

Those fluffies are ready for Christmas 🎄🐾🐶

02/12/2022

I just came across this super useful advice!
Please read it, I couldn’t have written it better myself!

Lets 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 dogs 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, I know this sounds crazy as we are always taught not to brush our hair 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. 🧡🍂

01/12/2022

A very warm welcome to the Doggylicious family 😍🐾😍🐾

29/11/2022

Those gorgeous pups are ready for the festive season 🎄🐾

23/11/2022

Gorgeous pups 😍🐾

22/11/2022

Gorgeous Barney with his Christmas tie 😍🎄

21/11/2022

Good morning 😃
Due to cancellations I have some rare availability this week and next!
Message me for dates/times
📞 07813 206254

16/11/2022

The Christmas prep continues 🎄🧑‍🎄
📣Just in 😀
Xmas doggy ties and neck bows 🐾
Only £1.50 each
I’ll remind you when I see you 😉🎄

15/11/2022

Getting ready for Christmas 🎄

22/10/2022

Mood of the day….RELAX 🧘

Oakley and Gypsy both had the full spa treatment today and they thoroughly enjoyed it (and so did I 🙃)
To compliment their spa day, there was lovely pet classical music playing in the background 🎶 and calming floral essence sprayed in the room for the ultimate experience!

Earlier in the week Luna enjoyed a facial and her face was sparkly clean ✨

Spa treatments can be added on the day, no need to prebook 😊

18/10/2022

📣NEW📣

Exciting new add on! 🐾🐶
As it’s starting to get cold and wet, why not treat your doggy to this lovely little package!!

Paw balm lovely for their paws, with all the grit that goes on the roads in winter and lovely extra clean faces, with an extra massage of course 🥰🐶🐾
You can add it on the day!

12/06/2022

⚠️Grass seeds⚠️

It’s that time of year again and time to be extra vigilant to look through your dogs hair to find them, as they can easily pe*****te into the skin and cause discomfort and inflammation once imbedded.
Grass seeds are very good at digging themselves into crevices, so the most common places to cause a problem are:
❗️Between toes and pads, especially if there is matted hair which stops the seed to come out
❗️Underarms
❗️Under/behind ears
Note that those are the areas that are most commonly matted.

📌Keeping on top of thorough brushing and combing all over the dogs coat is the best way to find them and remove them.


📌Use a hairdryer to blow the hair open so you can see right into the skin

Below is the lovely Skye who had loads of them inbetween her toes 😬
Luckily none of them had pe*****ted the skin so I was able to get them all out.

20/05/2022

Beautiful Betty here is wishing you all a very Happy Friday!!!! 🐾🐾

13/05/2022

Puppies, puppies, puppies 🐶🐶🐶
Those 3 little monkeys were such fun this morning! Their brave mum rescued all 3 of them (out of a litter of 6) and she has another 2 gorgeous older boys at home!!
As you can see they were shuttered after their exciting morning with auntie Anna, little Polly could barely keep her eyes open for the photo 😴😴😴

31/03/2022

How cute is little Seamus 😍
Still only a young pup and is handling it like a pro 🙌