Question 1

What areas do you cover?

Accepted Answer

Some areas covered includes; Great Dunmow, Takeley, Felsted, Stansted Mountfitchet, Elsenham, Bishops Stortford and some surrounding towns/villages.
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If you live outside of this area or are unsure if you're within our catchment, please get in contact and we will do our best to accommodate you.

Question 2

Why use a mobile dog grooming service?

Accepted Answer

We come to you, which means we can fit into your busy schedule and alleviate any stresses of bringing your dog into a high street grooming salon.
 
Your dog will have a one to one experience with the groomer (Taylor), with no other dogs present and no waiting in a crate.
 
Your dog will see the same groomer on each appointment to enable a relationship to be made, reducing stress for your pet on each visit. 
 
All we need is a driveway, or a nearby legal space to park, with access to electricity.

Question 3

How often should I have my dog groomed?

Accepted Answer

On average, your dog should be groomed every 6-8 weeks. 
However, this varies dependant on your dog's coat type and lifestyle. We can advise on the best grooming schedule suited for your pet. 
 
A well groomed dog boosts cleanliness, health, appearance and socialisation. 
 
Delayed grooms can result in matted fur and skin irritations which may lead to stress and veterinary treatment.

Question 4

What is a Hydrobath, and what are the benefits?"

Accepted Answer

A Hydrobath mixes both warm water with our natural conditioning shampoo.
 
Your dog will receive a combination of a relaxing dog bath, and luxurious shower. 
The powerful pump system enables the shower head to penetrate directly into your dogs coat which is proven to massage and stimulate the skin, remove dead skin cells, aid blood circulation and relieve tired muscles.

Frequently Asked Questions

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