Diamante Dog Grooming (Ltd)

23/04/2024

Happy St George’s Day!

31/12/2023

May 2024 bring you happiness, peace and prosperity.

We look forward to welcoming everyone back when we reopen Tuesday 2nd January.

Your devoted Team Diamante Dog x

24/12/2023

Merry Christmas & Best Wishes for 2024

Thank you to all our customers who have supported us throughout 2023, we look forward to welcoming you back in 2024.

We really do appreciate you all in choosing Diamanté Dog to care for your beloved pooches

I’d like to take this opportunity to thank our amazing team who work tirelessly to create such beautiful grooms on your dogs.

Your Diamantr Dog Team
Natalie, Shannon, Chelsea, Courtney, Nicole,

20/12/2023

🎄 WE ARE OPEN TOMORROW, THURSDAY 21st DECEMBER 🌲

Our regulars know we are usually closed Thursdays so, IF YOU HAVEN’T BOOKED YOUR CHRISTMAS PAMPER we have a couple of spaces free CALL OR MESSAGE TO GET A LAST MINUTE SPACE 07908285949

19/12/2023

Love this little dude

Teddy the Cairn, I just need Bob Carolgees in the salon now x

16/12/2023

** NOW FILLED THANKS FOR ALL YHAT MESSAGED **

DUE TO LAST MINUTE CANCELLATION TODAY

WE HAVE A COUPLE OF SPACES FREE FOR GROOMS

If you haven't thought to book your Xmas groom yet and need one today is a great opportunity! Call now 07908285949

14/12/2023

Cute puppy Cocker Spaniel Benny

Complete fuss pot x

14/12/2023

Stunning Heidi. Irish Setter

14/12/2023

Bella, Pomeranian

13/12/2023

Handsome Lennie the Lakeland Terrier posing at home after his pamper x

13/12/2023

Poppy and Disney

Relaxing after their pampers today

13/12/2023

Blue, French. Bulldog

Posing by the Christmas tree 🎄

13/12/2023

Arty Samoyed

After a well needed groom for Christmas

13/12/2023

Bonnie and Bella.

Sisterly love after their pampers today ❤️

13/12/2023

Buddy all pampered for Christmas 🎄

05/12/2023

Jake, West Highland White Terrier.

Santa ready x

04/12/2023

Cookie, little cross breed after today's pamper x

28/11/2023

Buster, a long time customer of Diamanté Dog

25/11/2023

Daisy & Bella. Little rescue cuties that’s visited today for their first pamper with us x

25/11/2023

Teddy, Lexi”s friend x

25/11/2023

Lexi. In for her pre Christmas pamper today x

11/11/2023

Milo wearing his Poppy with Pride today

11/11/2023

08/09/2023

IF ONLY!

This would be such an amazing day! 😂

24/07/2023

** FRIDAY 28TH JULY SPECIAL OFFER **

20% OFF SMOOTH COATED DOG GROOMS

LIMITED AVAILABILITY CALL OR MESSAGE TO SECURE YOUR APPOINTMENT

Pugs, French Bulldogs, British Bulldogs, Staffies etc

04/07/2023

Remember Top Gun?

Well these two Rough Collies are real handsome boys and are named Maverick and Goose.

They visited for their regular pampers today.

20/06/2023

Gorgeous boy Bryn the Sheltie.

28/05/2023

Why do the team at Diamanté Dog refuse to clip certain double coated spitz breeds such as Pomeranians?

Post Clipping Alopecia or PCA is defined as loss of proper coat growth due to clipping/shaving with clippers.

What causes PCA? There is no definitive answer at this point, but there are two scientific theories from recent research. The first has to do with vasoconstriction of the blood vessels in the skin. When the coat is shaved, even in warm weather, the skin reacts by constricting blood vessels that feed the follicles in the skin. Once these vessels constrict the follicles no longer proliferate leading to PCA.

The second theory has to do with the growth cycle. When the coat is shaved, the growth cycle becomes disrupted due to the skin sealing itself with oils from sebaceous and apocrine glands. This traps clipped hairs beneath the epidermis preventing them from shedding out leading to improper growth as well as skin diseases.

Are there actual health risks posed by PCA? The short answer is yes. Again, diseases such as Alopecia X, Black Skin Disease, Furunculosis, and other skin diseases often accompany PCA.
Once the coat has been clipped, the body now strains to properly regulate body temperature. Because dogs do not sweat, a properly maintained coat keeps a canine both cool and warm.

While there are situations such as severely matted or pelted coats that must be shaved for health health purposes, shaving because you think a pet is hot or shedding too much is simply not in the best interest of the pet.

A professional groomers responsibility extends to protecting and promoting a healthy coat. A properly maintained coat will help regulate body temperature and prevent shedding.

Your dogs health is out priority x

23/04/2023

HAPPY ST GEORGES DAY