Detailed, attentive grooming for dogs and cats of every coat type — from routine maintenance to breed-specific styling.
Our full grooming service covers the complete process from initial brush-through to finishing spray. It is tailored to your dog's specific coat type, size, and temperament rather than applied as a one-size-fits-all routine.
Your groomer will discuss your preferences before starting — including cut length, any styling requests, and areas to be careful with. If you have a reference photo, bring it along.
Preparation tip: Feed your dog lightly 2–3 hours before the appointment and allow time for a walk beforehand so they arrive relaxed.
A puppy's first grooming experience shapes how they respond to grooming for the rest of their life. We build these sessions around introduction and positive association rather than speed or throughput.
The first visit focuses on getting your puppy comfortable with the sounds, smells, and tools. Sessions are kept shorter and calmer than a standard adult groom. Over subsequent visits, we build toward a full routine as your puppy gains confidence.
When to start: Most puppies are ready for their first professional grooming session between 12 and 16 weeks, once initial vaccinations are complete. Check with your vet if you're unsure about timing.
A focused clean and coat freshen-up — ideal for well-maintained dogs that don't need a full haircut. This service is also a popular choice as a maintenance option between full grooming appointments.
The bath and brush includes a thorough wash with coat-appropriate products, conditioning, professional blow-drying, and a full brush-out that removes loose undercoat more effectively than most home tools. Nail trimming and ear cleaning are also included.
Shampoo & conditioner for your dog's coat type
Professional drying and thorough brush-out
Clipped to a safe, comfortable length
Gentle removal of visible debris
For dogs with dense undercoats, a professional deshedding treatment removes far more loose fur than regular brushing alone. The process uses specialised shampoo that loosens dead hair from the undercoat, combined with an extended blow-dry and professional undercoat removal tools.
Clients typically report a noticeable reduction in shedding for several weeks following a treatment. It isn't a permanent fix — shedding is a natural process — but it provides meaningful relief, particularly during seasonal coat changes.
Important note: Shaving double-coated dogs is generally not recommended, as it can interfere with the coat's natural insulation and regrowth. Deshedding treatment is the appropriate solution for managing undercoat volume.
Certain breeds have established grooming patterns that require precise technique and specific tool choices. This service is for owners who want their dog styled according to breed-appropriate standards rather than a generic all-purpose trim.
James Okafor, our breed specialist, leads most of these appointments and has a particular depth of experience with Poodles, terrier breeds, and spaniels. If you show your dog, please mention this when booking so we can discuss the appropriate clip pattern.
Don't see your breed listed? Contact us — our team has worked with a wide variety of breeds and we're happy to discuss what's suitable for your dog.
Book Breed GroomingUse this table to compare what's included across our main grooming services.
| Feature | Bath & Brush | Full Groom | Deshedding | Breed-Specific |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full bath | ||||
| Conditioner treatment | ||||
| Blow-dry & brush-out | ||||
| Nail trim | ||||
| Ear cleaning | ||||
| Haircut / styling | ||||
| Undercoat removal tools | Standard brush | As needed | As needed | |
| Deshedding shampoo | ||||
| Breed-pattern styling | ||||
| Approx. duration | 1.5–2 hrs | 2–4 hrs | 2–3 hrs | 2.5–4 hrs |