Pampawed Pooches Dog Grooming

26/05/2026

Early sunrise walks to avoid the heat for Elsie so peaceful at 5am 🤪🩷🐾

18/05/2026

Morning walks and trying to get a good picture of a black dog is impossible!
Elsie is growing her hair out so super fluffy!! 🥰🐾

05/05/2026

Ted is such a smart boy how hairy was he!!
Hand stripping is a specialised grooming technique used to preserve the coat texture and colour.

29/04/2026

Meet Ralph he’s one of my golden oldies
He has been coming to me for I think 14 years !!
He loves feeling fresh and short 🥰🐾

28/04/2026

Hello I’m only little and had my first pamper which is so important !
I get to learn how to be groomed it’s so overwhelming, so much going on and noisy but I was a good boy and can’t wait to go back 🐾🐾🐾

Puppy grooms are so important as soon as final vaccinations get booked up so that they get used to it from a young age 😌 x

02/04/2026

05/03/2026

We are here watching the PWD at Crufts 🐾🐾🐾

18/02/2026

We are closed for half term back open Monday,
Please make sure you have your next few appointments booked in advance.
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01/01/2026

Wishing all my loyal customers a happy New Year!
Thank you for trusting me with your pooches 🐾
Looking forward to another year together!

Victoria & Elsie 🐾

28/11/2025

There are reports of suspected cases of bird flu in Thanet and Canterbury.

As a precaution, and in line with government guidance, work has started to put signs out, at rural paths in Ebbsfleet through Plucks Gutter to St Nicholas and Sarre, to warn the public.

Signs include important messages warning people not to handle dead birds or any other wildlife. They also advise against feeding birds and have information on how to report dead birds or other wildlife.

Where warning signs are in place, dog owners are advised to keep their pets on a lead and away from any dead wildlife.

Any wildlife found should be reported to Thanet District Council using the online form: https://www.thanet.gov.uk/info-pages/wildlife-reporting/ or by calling 01843 577 000 (office hours only).

Trained officers from the council are responsible for their collection and disposal.

Government advice is that bird flu is primarily a disease of birds and the risk to the general public’s health is very low.