K9 Scruffy to Fluffy Dog Grooming

21/12/2022

Hi Everyone,

Thank you all for the continued customer support whilst grooming all your lovely pooches. This year has gone very quickly grooming all your dogs. I have decided to close while stopping for Christmas period as unfortunately the snow I had to postpone your dogs and getting this bug that most of you have had too and whilst I try push through is making it very difficult, I need to think about my health. Today is my last day of trading for this year.
Wish you all a very Merry Christmas and Happy New year.
Take care and I will be back to rebook you all at the start of January, thanks for your understanding.

Thanks
Camilla K9 Scruffy to Fluffy Dog Grooming .

14/06/2022

Hi, Everyone

I am closing for my holiday next week as of from 22 June to 5 July and back open for business again on the 6 July.
Due to the high demand in new clients over the last few months ,I am not able to take on anyone new till August time.
Thanks for all your understanding and if you do need to message me about grooming , please leave a message or on Facebook and I'll get back to you when I'm back from my holiday.

Thanks

06/09/2021

I am away on holiday this week and will return any messages when I return next week.
Thanks

21/04/2021

Hi Everyone,
I won't be able to take anymore new clients at all at the present time of this year, I have just cut down to part time hours as I have a baby and don't want to miss out on her growing up.
Take care.
Thanks

05/11/2020

Dear all my lovely customers,

I am open for business this month with only my regular clients in the diary, only very limited days I will be opening as a lot of you are aware that I am just over 35 weeks pregnant and my friend is kindly covering all my woofs for their grooms.
I will not be open for December at all as I am expecting my baby start of.
Thanks for all your kind support and understanding and please do follow the guidelines from the government and be safe, also if you have had covid this month unfortunately I can't risk anything towards me or my staff and will advise booking for later next year.

Please take care and keep safe.

Thanks Camilla

04/11/2020

Dear all my lovely customers,

There has been a change in information since I last messaged you all about if we as dog groomers mobile etc... Can stay open and groom all your lovely dogs when I sent round reminders.
This is very stressful and frustrating for me and I am doing all I can at this time, with the attended bonus of almost having my baby girl (pregnancy),, I don't like to be blackmailed by all means or to feel bad for not being able to groom your dog, this is a government issue with the virus and I do think pet welfare is a very essential business to stay open with guidelines and protocols in place to help protect me, my staff etc and yourselves with your dogs.
If it is made that I can't open this November , I am trying to organise a weekend day or both with lucy who is currently grooming all your lovely dogs in my absence in December but this will be very limited and will be for dogs who will not be lasting to get over into January, more poodle coat types I think, still bearing in mind i won't be able to accommodate everyone and might be only ones that are in walking distance to home that I will be able to cover.
I will be organising all the bookings/payments as usual for my business but bear with me as may have had my baby girl sometime this month. I will just follow government and grooming association to when it will be safe to open and then let you all know.
I understand it's not the ideal situation but we have to protect ourselves and everyone and just get through this difficult time.
I love grooming all your lovely pooches and I thank you for all your kind support.

10/09/2020

Hi Everyone,
Due to the current period of the covid still in the air. Bookings have been limited and appointments too.
Thanks for everyone's understanding going forward with grooming all your lovely dogs.

Quick update, I am pregnant and as my little girl is due December , I am closing for this period and cutting down to only my regular cliental on my books.

In the New year , I will be able to accommodate any new clients again from Feb /march again.

Thanks for all your support. Take care and be safe .
🙂🐶

21/04/2020

For the recent news events seen on ITV's Q&A , I just wanted to post regarding the answer given to the question regarding having your dog groomed. The guy on the TV stated "salons are closed but there are mobile groomers". Please please don't be mistaken that it is safe for us mobile groomers to work as things currently stand. This man has no understanding of the guidelines and measures we are still be advised to follow by our advisors in the industry and he also failed to mention that our PPL insurance does not cover us for potentially spreading this disease. I do not want to lose customers, you all know how much I enjoy my job and how many of you have become friends as well as clients. I can't thank you enough for your loyalty and I hope you all understand that and I will return to grooming all your woofs when it is safe to do so.
Thanks for your understanding. 🐶

20/04/2020

20/04/2020

Hi, Hope everyone is staying safe and well. Hope this gives you a little help for your dog grooming at home .
On the video that I will post below are a few tips on grooming your dog.
I would suggest grooming your dog on a stable table and have someone assist you ie feed your dog whilst you do this, loads of treats.
I will also upload the video as well.

1) Always check the dogs skin when brushing or raking
2) When brushing your dog - use a medium/fine comb, detangler spray and a slicker brush,I ideally like the Simpsons online brushes but if you can't get one, can get a medium brush with wire pins from any pet store.
3) If your dog does have some tangles or knots in the coat visible , I would place the comb behind the knot and then using thinning scissors just gently snip and then use your comb to get out the rest of the knot , leaving some coat where you had to trim.
Always be aware of how close the tangles are to the skin before trimming out.
4) If you do bath your dog , make sure you rinse out the shampoo well and when drying if a curly coated dog , drag the towel down the coat, ringing it out don't rub, this can create more tangles within the coat. If short haired dog can run as much as possible.
5) Ear cleaning - cotton wool and warm water as shown on the video above
6)nail trimming always make sure if black toe nails are present just for safety take ends of the nail off just so the nails are just off the ground, white ones you can see the pink area (quick) and white nail part, just again take off the white tip with nail trimmers or nail file.
7) If you have a short haired dog and you want to get some of that dead hair off you can use a mitt or a furminator
I believe with good methodical grooming routine you should be able to keep on top of the coat using the tips above without using clipping shears till I get back. Good luck
I miss all your dogs and look forward to the woofs when I return, please take care.

27/03/2020

Hi Everyone,

Brushing tips for today:

Use a good slicker brush, comb with fine and medium teeth and a detangler to help guide the tools through the coat .

Target areas behind ear, armpits, ears, legs, mainly fluffy areas on your woofs

Brushing 5 mins a day with lots of treats for rewards.

Take care . 🐶