Adored Paws

10/05/2026

This is so true! Sometimes I’m not happy with the way grooms turn out but what I’m always happy with is the fact that my furry clients aren’t forced to do things they don’t want to. I personally hate my feet touched, so do some dogs. Some don’t like their legs lifted or their faces touched so I always work in a way that keeps them comfortable and confident, yes, it sometimes ends with a less than pleasing aesthetic for me but the more fussy furries usually leave happy and that’s the most important thing in the world to me ❤️ 🐶 I work with a lot of nervous pups, others that are banned from elsewhere and I also work with some that are far too busy to stand still but I love them all and work with them for their needs not mine. Sanity before vanity, always 🙌❤️

12/03/2026

12/03/2026

Last week I welcomed Alfie. He was definitely ready to remove his winter style ❤️ he was a little superstar who stole my heart (don’t they all 🤷‍♀️🤣) and I LOVE his transformation into spring. Can’t wait to see him again!

14/02/2026

A handful of pics from the last couple of weeks to wish you all a happy Valentine’s Day ❤️❤️

23/12/2025

Wishing all of my clients and my gorgeous furry friends a very happy Christmas and a prosperous new year.

I have included as many photos as I can and added AI backgrounds for the festive season. Apologies if your pup is not included in the Final Cut but some were far too excited for the arrival of Santa Paws to be standing still 🤣❤️

Thank you for your continued support. It means the world to me.

I am taking a break but I will be dipping into my diary periodically to send your next date.

In the meantime, eat, drink and be merry, safe and happy x x

29/10/2025

Hi all, it seems my phone has been playing up, 3/4 weeks ago. If you haven’t had your November or December dates please let me know and I’ll send it through again. Apologies and thanks 😘

21/09/2025

18/09/2025

My mate Tilly ❤️

16/09/2025

Some of today’s beauts ❤️

15/09/2025

Not my personal words but still so very true.

“I was told today at the gas station that DOG grooming is easy and not a real job. Think about this. Grooming is a craft. It takes many hundreds of hours of training to just start our grooming path. It takes continual education to grow our talent. It takes sweat, blood and tears. It causes pain. It breaks hearts. Your groomer has cut herself more than she'll admit. She has pulled inch long hairs from her eyes. Blown hair out of nose. Pulled hair splinters from her skin, basically every where on her body. She has cried over the condition of her 4 legged customers. She has cried with an owner at the unexpected loss of a pet. She has cried and comforted owners as they struggle with the decision to put their pet down. If she has been unfortunate to cause an injury she has beaten herself up over it for longer than you'll ever realize. She has been hurt by the dogs in so many different ways, some times life altering ways. She faces being bit and attacked on a daily basis. She spends thousands on equipment and that equipment's up keep. She will have her hands on your dog more than your vet in a year. She knows every bump and lump on every one of her customers. She can spot some thing wrong with your animal lots of times before you do. She goes home some days physically, mentally and spiritually drained and broken from a days work yet comes back day in and day out. This is not a job for the weak. This is not a job for the lazy. This job is love and dedication and a very specialized craft. Please remember that. It’s not a hobby.
Pinched from a fellow groomer ###x