Sasha's Dog Grooming

Sasha's Dog Grooming We offer a one-to-one dog grooming service in a friendly, caring and calm home environment. I am fully insured and have a canine first aid certificate.

After having worked in HR for 18 years, I decided to embark on a career change in my later life. I have had my own dogs for more than 20 years but dog grooming never really occurred to me until a friend suggested it. I did my City & Guilds training at Plumpton College in 2017 and started grooming at home on a part time basis in November 2017. I have also completed the iPet Network Level 3 Diploma

in Dog Grooming and Salon Management in August 2021. If you are interested in my services I welcome enquiries with no obligation.

I can highly recommend Kim, she did a portrait of our Sasha.
05/10/2025

I can highly recommend Kim, she did a portrait of our Sasha.

29/09/2025

Discover the benefits of socialising your pet and learn how to do it the right way with expert advice from Heath Vets...

29/09/2025

🌰 Acorns are poisonous to dogs and, in extreme cases, can be fatal. Here're some signs to look out for if you think your pup might've eaten one👇

Share our tips to help other dogs stay happy and healthy this autumn. 💚

If your dog shows any of the below signs, please contact your vet immediately.

20/09/2025

This is Nikita, a beautiful Goldendoodle girl who was taken suddenly and tragically, far too soon 💗
I created her portrait almost entirely in her own hair, just adding a small amount of fibre to help create length and texture.
Sending love and hugs to her humans, I hope this portrait will bring them some comfort and help keep her memory alive

20/09/2025

As the leaves turn and autumn walks begin, it’s important to remember that conkers can be dangerous for dogs. These shiny seeds contain a toxin called aesculin, found in all parts of the horse chestnut tree – seeds, bark, leaves and flowers. If eaten, aesculin can upset your dog’s stomach, causing vomiting, diarrhoea, drooling, or loss of appetite ⚠️

Conkers can also be a choking hazard or cause an obstruction in the stomach.

👉 If you think your dog has eaten a conker, or is showing any concerning signs, always contact your vet for advice.

📢 Share this with your fellow dog lovers to help keep every four-legged friend safe on their autumn adventures.

20/09/2025

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20/09/2025
20/09/2025

🍂🐶 Autumn is here – which means conkers are scattered all over our local parks and woodland walks. While they might look harmless, conkers can actually be toxic to dogs.

At Heath Vets, we want to remind our lovely clients that conkers contain a chemical called aesculin, which can cause vomiting, diarrhoea, drooling, and even more serious illness if eaten. Even chewing on them can be risky.

👉 If you’re out enjoying an autumn stroll with your dog, please keep a close eye on them and make sure they don’t pick up any conkers. If you’re ever worried, call us right away for advice.

Let’s keep tails wagging safely this season! 💛🐾

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16/09/2025

Details of online seminars from Southend Dog Training

10/09/2025

Looking for a fun adventure for your pup? 🐾 I have dog walking spaces now available each Monday & Wednesday in Burgess Hill and Haywards Heath. Get in touch to book a spot!

Michelle is now taking on new clients!
27/08/2025

Michelle is now taking on new clients!

Address

Hook Place Lodge, Cuckfield Road
Burgess Hill
RH158RE

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

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