Scruffy 2 Fluffy Dog Grooming

23/09/2025

Scruffy 2 Fluffy Dog Grooming has closed the doors after 11.5 years! I would just like to say a huge thank you to everyone who has entrusted me to groom their dog over that time!

I've met some amazingly wonderful people and dogs - this decision was not made easily however it was one that I needed to make in order to protect my body.

I'm sure I will bump into you at some stage but in the meantime THANK YOU for everything.

Photo of Ash doing what she does best!

Hitomi & Sarah are still running their businesses from 1 Whakatiki Street.

01/02/2025

Morning, with the sad departure of Moni from Bijou Dog Grooming we can now announce that a new groomer is starting this week

Her name is Hitomi and her business is called Groomies. Her contact number 027 418 0429. Or you can pop in and make an appointment that way.

Scruffy 2 Fluffy does small/medium dogs up to 15kgs.

Dog Do's Grooming does big dogs - which not many groomers do

Groomies - does small/medium dogs up to approximately 15kgs.

Picture of my sister's dog Nala - coz she's cute!

04/09/2024

Scruffy 2 Fluffy Dog Grooming have become a grooming hub in Upper Hutt.

What does this mean for you? Based out of 1 Whakatiki Street, Upper Hutt are three groomers who all run their own individual businesses under the one roof.

Introducing:

Scruffy 2 Fluffy Dog Grooming run by myself - Karen and my contact number is 021 666 267 or [email protected]. Operating hours - Monday to Friday by appointment only. I groom dogs up to 15kgs

Bijou Dog Grooming run by Moni - Moni can be contacted on 027 602 4788 or [email protected]. Operating hours are by appointment only. Moni grooms dogs up to 10kgs.

Dog Do's Grooming run by Sarah - Sarah can be contacted on 027 858 4846 or [email protected]. Operating hours are by appointment only. Sarah grooms bigger dogs too.

We are located next door to Sugar and Spice Cafe and are at the Fergusson Drive end of Whakatiki Street.

18/08/2024

UPDATE -THE BOYS HAVE FOUND A NEW HOME! THANK YOU EVERYONE FOR SHARING AND GETTING IN TOUCH - THEY MOVED IN WITH THEIR NEW FAMILY TODAY! 💓💓

Can anyone help please?

I have been asked by a dear friend if I know anyone who would be able to adopt two brothers. Their mum has gone into care and is heartbroken that she cannot take them with her.

They do need to stay together as they are litter mates. Their names are Deigo (white) and Chico (brown). They are up to date with vaccinations and have had some dental work done - other than that they're very healthy for their age - they're older gents at 13 years old. Are in Wellington and have lived with cats before so no issues there.

Please let me know if you or anyone you know would be interested as they are currently in boarding kennels as no family are able to have them.

08/08/2024

Just the thing for these very frosty days - these jerseys are handmade and are the bomb!

07/03/2024

I have the following grooming appointments available for dogs under 15kgs. Please get in touch if there is one that you would like - first in, first served.

31/01/2024

This is so true!!

10/01/2024

Please be aware of where ot is safe to take your dogs swimming and where you need to stay away from.

TOXIC ALGAE WARNING at the following locations:

👉 Te Awa Kairangi/Hutt River at and upstream of Silverstream Bridge. Levels are moderate and the odd detached mat observed.
👉 Pākuratahi River at Kaitoke Campground. Levels are moderate.
👉 Wainuiomata River at Richard Prouse Park. Levels are moderate-high.
👉 Wairarapa - Ruamahanga River at the Double Bridges and Te Ore Ore sites. Levels are moderate.

Toxic algae is present in multiple locations throughout the region. It is a risk to both dogs and swimmers, particularly children. Dogs should be kept on leads and away from the water, and children should be supervised.

Toxic algae is deadly to dogs, and can make people sick. Remember, preventing your dogs from eating toxic algae is better than any known treatment.

If you have been in contact with toxic algae and are feeling unwell ring Healthline 0800 611 116. If you think your dog has swallowed toxic algae, take it to the nearest vet immediately. You can check for updates on any of the sites we monitor on the LAWA website lawa.org.nz/swim