About Us
To become a dog groomer I undertook a comprehensive training course at a recognised establishment registered with City & Guilds. The training covered all aspects of the grooming process both hands on and theory. I passed that and have a City & Guilds qualification.
We all want the best for our pets. Dogs are no exception and without regular attention to their coats they become uncomfortable and can host little passengers. A well-kept dog is happier and healthier, and of course more attractive.
Grooming is more than a simple shampoo and trim.
Grooming your dog ensures your dog is free from dirt it also removes dead hair. The removal of dead hair promotes new hair growth resulting in less hair deposited around your house and on your clothes and furniture.
It helps to stimulate new coat growth and prevents the formation of knots, which can turn into Mats. If these are not dealt with can in some cases lead to skin irritation. De-matting can sometimes cause discomfort and stress, so prevention is definitely better than cure!
Regular grooming will certainly help your dog to look, feel and smell great. Happy well groomed dogs appreciate the care given to them, and look forward to their next grooming session.
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