
full groom
A wash, dry, trim and finish from nose to tail.
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Grooming for dogs and cats at 3 Prince Philip Ave in Grays. Full grooms, trims, baths and nails, done calmly and at your pet's pace.
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From a first puppy haircut to a full breed trim, we keep things quiet and unhurried. Cats are welcome too.

A wash, dry, trim and finish from nose to tail.
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A proper bath and blow-dry to lift out loose coat and dirt.
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Quick, careful nail trims for dogs who need a tidy up.
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Hand scissoring and breed trims shaped to your dog's coat.
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Gentle grooming for cats, booked in on a quiet slot.
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Rated 5 out of 5 across 5 Google reviews.
“Took my puppy for his first haircut and Leanne did a fantastic job.”
“Friendly service, very pleased with the grooming, our dog looks so much better, will use this service again”
“This was our 1st visit for a teeth clean & Leanne was great & really did a excellent job with our dog.”
FAQs
Yes, first haircuts are very welcome and we take them slowly. Tell us when you book that it is your puppy's first visit.
A full groom covers the bath, blow-dry and a trim finished to suit the coat. If you would like a particular style, describe it when you book and we will talk it through.
We do groom cats. Ring us to talk about your cat first so we can put them in at a calm time of day.
Nervous dogs are common here and we work at their pace. Let us know what worries him and we will plan the visit around it.
We are at 3 Prince Philip Ave, Grays RM16 2BS. We are open 9:30am to 7:00pm Monday to Friday, 10:00am to 2:00pm on Saturday, and closed on Sunday.
Call us on 07899 780764 and we will find you a slot. Tell us your dog's breed and coat condition so we can set aside the right amount of time.
Good to know
A few things owners ask us most.

Simple ways to handle paws, ears and face at home so the salon feels less strange. What to expect on the day.

The spots that knot first, behind the ears, under the collar and in the armpits, and how to keep on top of them.

What to listen and look for, and why long nails change the way a dog stands and walks.