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All-Natural. No Nasties, No Nonsense.
All of our products ingredients are naturally derived, and sustainably sourced. So you can expect a good, honest wash, that's not just kind to the skin, but to our planet.
Puppy Groom
Starting from £20.00 (up to 6 months)
Hydrobath with blueberry facial, fluff dry & brush, clearing the eyes, trimming round the feet, ears cleaned, nails cut, sanitary trim & a spritz of our famous baby talc cologne. Recommended to familiarise your puppy with being groomed.
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(available from two weeks post first jabs)
Ultrasonic Teeth Cleaning
Starting from £20.00
Help to preserve your dog’s pearly whites with our state-of-the-art ultrasonic teeth cleaning treatment. Cleans comfortably without movement, vibration, or noise, effectively combating gingivitis and periodontitis, oral cavity diseases, plaque and tartar build up, and bad breath.
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Available as a standalone appointment, or on top of your groom.
Optional Extra's
De-Tangly +£3
This deep conditioning treatment is hydro-massaged into the coat. Colloidal oatmeal and organic aloe vera effectively detangle, enrich and revive your pet’s coat, leaving it soft and plush while bringing out their natural luster and brilliance. This treatment is specially blended for dogs with sensitive skin and allergies, and will re-moisturise and sooth itchy, dry skin.
Deluxe De-Shed +£3
This vegetable-based treatment is hydro-massaged through the coat. Organic fair trade shea butter, green tea extract, ginseng, and awapuhi, nourish and detoxify the skin and coat, while helping to control excessive shedding, dander and associated allergens. Blended with the finest antioxidents and skin moisturisers to help lock in moisture.
Teeth Gel & Foam +£3
Application of teeth cleaning gel. Helps maintain good oral health, and fights plaque, tartar, gum disease and tooth decay. This treatment is complemented with fresh breath foam.
Price List - Grooming & Treatments
Prices are determined by breed, size, coat condition, and style requests. We reserve the right to charge additional fees for services we consider 'above the normal', covered by our standard rates (such as aggression, or matted/neglected fur).
For more on our pricing and policies, click here.
The Full Monty
Small Dogs from £35
Medium Dogs from £45
Large Dogs from £50
Extra Large Dogs from £58
Puppy Groom
Toy/Small/Medium £20
Large/Giant £25/£30
Hand Stripping
Toy/Small/Medium £15/20
Large/Giant £25
* prices are in addition to your full groom charge due to the excessive time & procedure
Bath & Brush
Small Dogs from £25
Medium Dogs from £30
Large Dogs from £35
Extra Large Dogs from £40
Other Treatments
Teeth Gel & Foam £3
Pawdicure £8
Ear Cleaning £8
Face Tidy £10
Sanitary Trim £8
Brush & Spritz £10/£20
For an accurate quote, please contact us. Any initial prices quoted over the phone or online, are indicative only and subject to confirmation at the consultation. We reserve the right to charge additional fees for services we consider above the normal, covered by our standard rates (such as matted/neglected fur).
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For more information on our policies and surcharges click here.
The Importance to Grooming Your Dog
Poodle Crosses
The most popular mix of breeds that we see.
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Fur on poodle crosses, can be difficult to maintain, so understandably, most owners opt to have the coat clipped quite short. This reduces the build up of knots/matting, and debris in the coat.
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If the coat is to be left longer, especially during colder months, it will require more maintenance, such as frequent brushing/combing (especially high friction areas such as armpits and behind the ears). Frequent grooming (every 6 weeks) is essential, to prevent the coat getting out of hand.
Smooth Coated Breeds
These are the simplest of breeds to groom, and so many go through their lives without a brush, or even a bath.
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The benefits of grooming include a visual health check, bath to remove dead hair/skin, cleansing of pores, ears and hygiene areas. As well as, clipping/filing of nails.
Double Coated Breeds
These are your Collies, German Shepherds, Labradors and many others.
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The amount of coat removed from these breeds, can often shock most owners. These breeds have thick coats, for the jobs they were bred for. Though lets face it, most live indoors, and are pampered (so they deserve)! This comfortable lifestyle means shedding dead hair throughout the year.
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Regular trips to the groomer are recommended, as a de-shed will not only make your dog more comfortable, but is proven to improve blood circulation.
Matted Dogs
A common problem for groomers who see dogs infrequently, is matting. Although there are areas more prone, matting can occur all over.
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It is more of a problem in certain breeds, than others. The longer a knot remains in the coat, the worse it gets, until it eventually becomes matted. Even with regular brushing, quite often the act of brushing alone does not remove the knot, as it just brushes over.
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Most groomers enjoy the work of scissoring, and styling. They also enjoy developing a relationship with the dog. Your groomer will always prefer a knot free coat, and will certainly not want to cause your dog any pain/discomfort. If a groomer is pulling on a knotted coat, the relationship between dog & groomer could be damaged, possibly for the rest of their life. And make turning up to the groomers, less enjoyable.
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The de-matting process is not acceptable if the coat is badly knotted, so a groomer will often suggest clipping the coat short (it grows back)! This solution is pain-free. For those trying to manage an easily knotted coat, it's recommended you comb daily (against the skin) in addition to brushing.
Hand Stripped Breeds
Hand stripping remains popular for Terrier breeds, Westies, or even Cocker Spaniels.
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These dogs will be tinkered with by their owners (a little like a classic car owner does with their engine), to keep it maintained. Similarly, these dogs will have dead hair pulled daily or weekly to keep them looking their best. The disadvantage for pet owners wanting their dog stripped (aside from the expense for a professional groom), is that too much tinkering can often make it difficult for your groomer, as dogs often get presented too early or often, because the dog looks shaggy, but the coat is not ready to be pulled to create the look the owner wants.
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In these circumstances, a groomer will not want to cause the dog pain/discomfort, and will suggest either to wait longer, or to consider clipping, so that it's easier to maintain. If you do choose to clip a coat that's previously been stripped, it's what we refer to as a 'blown coat', where it softens, and can dilute slightly in colour, and will not strip easily. Therefore it's recommended not to return to stripping after you've clipped.