Dazzling Dogs

01/07/2025

Beautiful Ellie after her grooming session 💕🐾

29/06/2025

Beautiful day spent at Windsor championship dog show 🌞🔆☀️
My Maltese ‘Love’ won 2nd place in her class and has qualified for Crufts 2026 🥳🐾

14/03/2025

🐶🐾LET'S TALK ABOUT BRUSHING 🐾🐶
Brushing your dog between grooming appointments is so important for any breed, not just the poodle crosses.

Regular brushing not only prevents matts and tangles, but also promotes healthy skin and coat growth plus helps dogs regulate their body temperature better ✨

No groomer enjoys shaving a matted dog and the only reason they would shave was to avoid major discomfort and pain that would be caused to the dog by trying to work the tangles out of the coat. This can be prevented by regularly brushing your dog at home in between grooming appointments.

All you need to brush your dog at home are two tools - a slicker brush and a comb. (https://www.mutneys.com/shop/mutneys-slicker-brushes/). You can also use an Anti-Tangle Spray to help work through the tangled areas (https://www.mutneys.com/shop/anti-tangle-spray/) 💙

Here we have shared the recommended brushing amount for specific coat types:
🐶 Curly Coats - Everyday
These include Poodle Crosses & Bichon Frise.

🐶 Silky Coats - Everyday (if long) / Twice a Week (if short)
These include Spaniels & Shih-Tzu.

🐶 Double Coats - Twice a Week
These include Golden Retrievers, Collies, Huskies, German Shepherds.

🐶 Wire Haired - Once a Week
These include Border Terriers & Schnauzers

🐶 Smooth Coats - Once a Week
These include Pugs, Frenchies & Labs.

👉 TOP TIP: Have patience. The first time you brush your dog may be hard as the coat will probably be tangled / matted, but don’t worry it gets much easier! Always remember, the more often you brush, the easier it will be next time. Try and get into a routine and think about integrating brushing your dog into your daily life (i.e. whilst you’re waiting for the kettle to boil for example).

Happy brushing! Trust us, your dog will thank you 🙌

K9 Cleaners Pet Grooming

16/01/2025

09/11/2024

💙 Senior pets - Lumps & bumps💙

As our beloved pets age, regular check-ups become even more crucial.

One important aspect of senior pet care is
keeping an eye out for any new lumps or bumps.

Why It's Important:

Lumps can sometimes indicate benign conditions, but they can also be a sign of something more serious.

Regular grooming provides the perfect opportunity to gently check for any new or changing lumps that might need further attention.

Gentle Grooming: As you brush or pet your furry friend, take a moment to feel for any unusual lumps or bumps.

Be Observant: Look for changes in size, shape, or texture of any lumps.

Act Promptly: If you find something that seems new or different, schedule a vet visit for a thorough check-up.

Regular grooming not only keeps your pet looking and feeling great but also helps in early detection of potential issues.

Stay proactive and keep your senior pet’s health on track!