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A wash and shampoo so your dog goes home smelling lovely.
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We wash, clip and tidy up dogs at our salon on Independence Drive in Pinchbeck. El takes the time to ask how you want your dog trimmed before she starts.
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Calm, unhurried grooming, done the way you ask
Baths, full clips, nail trims, de-shedding and tidy-ups around the face and ears. Tell us what you have in mind and we will talk it through with you.
full clip
A full clip and trim, cut to the length you ask for.
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nails
Nail trimming, on its own or as part of a groom.
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de-shed
A thorough brush out to lift the loose coat before it lands on your sofa.
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face tidy
A neat tidy up around the face and ears so your dog can see you properly.
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trusted by local dog owners
Rated 5 out of 5 from 2 Google reviews.
“Took my Cocker Spaniel to El for his first trim in a very long time. She asked me how I would like him to be trimmed up. Picked him up after 2.5 hours and I was very happy with how he looked. She has done an amazing job. … Will certainly be recommending to family and friends. Many thanks El.”
FAQs
frequently asked question about
Yes. El will ask how you would like your dog trimmed before any clippers come out, and you are welcome to be as specific as you like.
Not at all, that is a common reason people call us. Bring your dog in and we will look at the coat and agree a plan with you.
Yes, we offer a brush out and de-shed to lift the loose coat. Ring us and describe your dog's coat and we will tell you what we would suggest.
Nail trimming is one of the things we do, and it can be booked on its own. Give us a call on 07490 674715 and we will find you a slot.
We are at 13 Independence Dr, Pinchbeck, Spalding PE11 3TR. We are open 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM every day of the week, Sunday included.
Call or text 07490 674715 and tell us about your dog and what you would like done. We will talk through the options and get you booked in.
Good to know
A few short reads for owners
Small things that make grooming day easier for your dog.
How to describe the cut you want
A few plain words that help a groomer picture what you have in mind, from coat length to how short you want the face.
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Brushing between appointments
Where knots usually start on a spaniel or a double coat, and how a few minutes of brushing keeps them from setting in.
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Getting a nervous dog used to the salon
Simple ways to make a first visit easier, including handling paws and ears at home before nail trimming day.
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