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mallow & muttDOG GROOMING STUDIO
Golden spaniel with silky ears and a neatly shaped coat, looking towards the cameraA FRESH COAT. THE SAME BEST FRIEND.

FOR THE DOG YOU ADORE

Dog grooming.
With a
softer touch.

From a muddy-paw refresh to a full tidy-up. Thoughtful coat care, with time to talk about the dog behind the fur.

Find their kind of care

Big personalities.
Little quirks.
All part of the welcome.

Baths & brush-throughsEveryday haircutsGentle introductions
A small dog being gently supported by a groomer's hand while its coat is rinsedCARE IS IN THE LITTLE THINGS.

FIRST TIME HERE?

They bring the quirks.
We make room.

A good grooming visit starts with a conversation, long before the shampoo.

  1. Tell us what makes them, them.

    A nervous moment, a sensitive spot, a coat that tangles easily. The small details help us plan.

  2. Show us the look you like.

    Bring a reference photo or simply tell us what is easy to manage at home. We’ll discuss what suits their coat.

  3. Agree on a comfortable start.

    We discuss handling and breaks together. If a full groom feels like too much, a shorter introduction can come first.

Tell us about your dog ↗

WORDS FROM THE OTHER END OF THE LEAD

Happy dogs.
Reassured humans.

Illustrative reviews

★★★★★
“I was never sure what to ask for with his curly coat. Talking through the length first made all the difference — he still looked like himself.”
Customer AFull groom · Curly coat
★★★★★
“She’s not a fan of the dryer, so I really appreciated being asked about that before we started. The conversation felt as important as the haircut.”
Customer BFirst visit · Extra reassurance
★★★★★
“We only needed a wash between trims. No pressure to book more, and I came away knowing how to brush the bits behind his ears.”
Customer CBath & brush · Between trims

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Before the
first hello.

Which service should I choose?

Choose bath & brush for a refresh without a full haircut, or the full groom for washing and reshaping. For a first introduction, choose a first hello. If you’re unsure, tell us about the coat and we can discuss the options.

What if my dog is nervous?

Tell us before the visit about handling worries, sounds they dislike and any previous difficulties. We can discuss a shorter introduction. A completed groom is never more important than a dog’s comfort.

What about tangles or sensitive skin?

Please mention these before the visit. Coat condition can change the grooming plan, price and time needed. Grooming does not replace veterinary care; medical concerns should be discussed with your vet.

Do you groom cats as well?

This studio’s menu is for dogs. Cat grooming, boarding and veterinary treatments are outside this service.

LET’S START WITH A HELLO

Who’s coming
for a little care?

Tell us a little about your dog.
The service, price and visit time are agreed together before a booking is confirmed.

Good care starts with getting to know them.