Groomer Has It - Torbay/South Hams

27/04/2023

🐾 That's me on maternity leave now.
Thank you to all my lovely, loyal understanding customers.
I look forward to seeing you all and the fur babies in the upcoming months. 🐾

20/03/2023

🐾Nelly 🐾
I had the absolute pleasure of grooming new girl Nelly, she was so well behaved throughout her groom and so loving 🧡
Can't wait to see her again.

Darren Setter Anuh Carrasco

26/10/2022

11/08/2022

🐾Spaces For Summer Grooms🐾

11/08/2022

🐾 Prince 🐾

New boy prince before and after his groom.
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11/08/2022

🐾 Poppy 🐾

Beautiful mummy to be Poppy before and after her groom.
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11/08/2022

🐾 Tallulah 🐾

Tallulah before and after her groom.
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27/07/2022

🐾 Bob 🐾
Ear tidy up for Bob.

27/07/2022

🐾 Puffin 🐾

27/07/2022

🐾 Puffin 🐾

27/07/2022

🐾 LoLa 🐾
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27/07/2022

🐾 Snipe 🐾

Old boy Snipe came for a visit, swipe to see how he arrived.

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05/04/2022

🐾 Dolly 🐾

Dolly came in to Groomer Has It today for the first time, previously she was groomed somewhere else.

She was nervous and didn’t like her feet being touched so I spent some time building trust with her first.
We’ve gone for a shorter cut to start fresh and to blend some of her shorter bits in.

Dolly was well behaved and I can’t wait to see her again!
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01/04/2022

🐾 In the video below you will see the matting I have removed from one dog,
As you can see I am pulling on the matts to show you how dense they are.
These matts were very close to the skin resulting in the dogs coat needing to be shaved down quite short. 🐾

This short educational post is to highlight the importance of brushing your pet’s coat, especially if they have longer fur.

By brushing your pet, you’re not only helping keep their coat healthy and glossy, you’re also helping remove dead skin and dirt as well as dead fur and dandruff.
Brushing your pet’s hair helps to stimulate their fur’s natural oils. When these oils are stimulated, they spread throughout the fur as you brush your pet, which in turn can help their coat look shiny and healthy.
Brushing also helps prevent your dog’s hair from matting or clumping. If hair stays matted for too long, it can lead to skin irritation, bacteria growth, and even parasites.

No matter the length of their coat, aim brush your pet’s hair every couple of days. Make sure to brush in the direction of their fur, and to wait until their fur is dry in order to do so.
Brushing your dog’s hair when it’s wet can make matting worse and more difficult to remove. Also, brushes can grab at the wet hair and pull at your pets skin, which can cause discomfort.

Grooming your pet helps to keep them healthy and is also an important part of your relationship. When you're grooming your dog, you're not only keeping their coat, skin, feet, ears, and teeth healthy, you're becoming familiar with their body so that you'll notice early on if anything is unusual and needs veterinary attention.

Thank you for reading 🧡
🐾 Groomer Has It 🐾