the green groom

17/06/2026

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25/05/2026

Happy bank Holiday to all our four legged friends, have a wonderful day. Stay safe 🌞🐶🌴

The salon will reopen tomorrow, please avoid walking your dogs in the heat to your appointment where possible, we will keep the shop well ventilated, pleanty of water bowls out, and keep the dryers on cool throughout the week.
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21/05/2026

This is Nala..2nd time in the salon, she is so calm and relaxed, she is happy and gentle...absolutely love her


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24/04/2026

Olivia did a lovely job on Daisy today. It was Daisy's first groom with us...she was as good as gold 💛🐶🌟

23/04/2026

01/04/2026

Maisie 🥰.....what an absolute sweetheart, she was great from start to finish. 🐶🐾🐾🐾

24/03/2026

Awwwww 😍 the wonderful Elke. First groom with us at the weekend, she is curious and playful...she was such a good girl, definitely teething 🤣..cant wait to see her grow into her big puppy feet.🐕🐾🐾

21/03/2026

Stan came in for his first hanstrip at the salon yesterday. He was absolutely amazing 👏, such a good boy and so much hair came off ready for summer 🐶🌴

20/03/2026

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🚨 New Dog Law Alert – Now in Force (18th March) 🚨

Today marks a BIG change for dog owners across England & Wales when it comes to dogs around livestock… and it’s one every owner needs to understand 👇

A new law has officially come into force to better protect farm animals from dog attacks and “livestock worrying” (that includes chasing, stressing or attacking).

🐑 So what’s changed?

✔️ Unlimited fines
Previously capped at £1,000, now there is no limit to what you could be fined if your dog worries livestock.

✔️ Stronger police powers
Police can now:
• Seize and detain dogs
• Enter premises to gather evidence
• Use things like DNA evidence in investigations

✔️ No contact needed for it to be an offence
If your dog chases or causes distress to livestock, that’s enough.

🧠 Why this matters

Livestock worrying isn’t just “a bit of chasing”

It can lead to:
• Injured or killed animals
• Miscarriages in pregnant livestock
• Huge emotional and financial impact on farmers

And this isn’t rare. Around 87% of sheep farmers reported attacks in 2024.

🐾 What should YOU be doing?

Simple, responsible handling makes all the difference:

👉 Keep your dog on a lead around livestock
👉 Don’t assume “they’re friendly” means safe
👉 Read signs and respect farmland
👉 Train reliable recall, but don’t rely on it in high risk areas

This isn’t about scaring people, it’s about responsibility.

Most owners would never intentionally harm livestock
But lack of control is all it takes.

If your dog would chase, you need to manage that. Full stop.

Let’s raise the standard of dog ownership and keep everyone safe. Dogs, livestock, and owners included 💛

If you’re struggling with recall, control or reactivity outdoors this is exactly what we help with at LCA.

No judgement. Just proper training and support 👌

14/03/2026

Hello all, sorry to have to announce this but as of 6th April we will be having a small price increase of £2-£3.
We only increase our prices once a year but do appreciate we did increase a few clients before Christmas so their prices will not be affected. Same goes for any new customers from late last year as the new price increase will already be in place.

We understand its a hard time, and is only going to get harder due to the current situation.

We are only a small business and still very competitive amongst the other local groomers. We really appreciate your support and understanding.

From all of us here at the green groom family. 🐶🐈‍⬛💚