Bubbles N' Clippers qualified Dog Stylist

Bubbles N' Clippers qualified Dog Stylist 🐾🐾As a Level 3 Qualified K9 Stylist, trained by award-winning Kelly Henley, I provide a one-on-one, gentle, and professional service for dogs.

From Bubbly Spa Baths to beautiful trims, your pup will leave fresh, fluffy, and feeling pawsome! 🫧💕🐶

What a gorgeous week of doggies. Absolute privalage to have them over 💕🐶 🫧
09/08/2026

What a gorgeous week of doggies. Absolute privalage to have them over 💕🐶 🫧

It's been lovely to work on this beaut, who models for Floris perfume.What a pretty girl 💕🐶
25/07/2026

It's been lovely to work on this beaut, who models for Floris perfume.
What a pretty girl 💕🐶

A few recent pups absolutely beautiful.🐶💕
25/07/2026

A few recent pups absolutely beautiful.
🐶💕

13/07/2026

When it's not too hot to hit the beach, something to think about if you are heading there with your dogs, well, the ones that allow dogs! A great place for fun for both humans and dogs but, be aware of the dangers of Saltwater Poisoning in Dogs.
When a dog is thirsty, many will drink pretty much anything and, seawater can look just as inviting.
Drinking too much sea water can make a dog seriously ill, although the odd small sip here and there shouldn't cause harm.
There is a huge amount of salt in sea water and, if a dog drinks too much, they can very quickly become dehydrated when there is a disruption to the fluid levels in the body.
Symptoms:
➡ Vomiting
➡ Diarrhoea
➡ Lethargy
➡ Confusion
➡ Odd behaviour
➡ Muscle spasms
➡ Extreme thirst
➡ Excessive weeing
➡ Loss of appetite
➡ Seizures

If you notice any of the above symptoms, take your dog to a vet immdiately.
Try offering water little and often on route to help rehydrate.

How to prevent Saltwater Poisoning
✅ Take plenty of fresh water with you, enough to last your whole visit
✅ Remember to take a bowl or something your dog can drink from
✅ Allow your dog plenty of breaks from play, both in and out of the sea
✅ Try offering water to your dog on the breaks but, make sure there is plenty of fresh drinking water available at all times that they can help themselves to
✅ Offer plenty of shade

Oh my gosh, Cooper is super cute and only a few months old 🐕💕
01/07/2026

Oh my gosh, Cooper is super cute and only a few months old 🐕💕

Lovely meeting new pups, this beautiful girl lily,in for a trim 💕🐕
01/07/2026

Lovely meeting new pups, this beautiful girl lily,in for a trim 💕🐕

24/06/2026

🐾☀️ Is It Too Hot To Walk Your Dog? ☀️🐾

With temperatures soaring, it's important to remember that what feels warm to us can be dangerous for our dogs.

This handy chart gives a general guide to when it may be safe to walk your dog and when temperatures can put them at risk of heatstroke. Please remember that every dog is different. Age, breed, weight, fitness level and underlying health conditions can all affect how well a dog copes with the heat.

🐶 Flat-faced breeds (such as Pugs, Bulldogs and French Bulldogs), elderly dogs, puppies and overweight dogs are particularly vulnerable.

🌡️ Always:
✔️ Walk early in the morning or later in the evening
✔️ Check pavements before heading out
✔️ Take plenty of fresh water
✔️ Watch for signs of overheating
✔️ Skip the walk altogether if it's simply too hot

Remember, your dog would much rather miss a walk than suffer from heatstroke.

Please share to help keep dogs safe during this hot weather. ❤️🐾

24/06/2026

🐾 Please Be Careful With Your Dogs During This Very Hot Weather 🐾

The warm weather can be dangerous for our four-legged friends, so please take extra care to keep your dogs safe and comfortable.

☀️ Top Tips for Keeping Dogs Safe in the Heat:

🐕 Walk your dog early in the morning or later in the evening when temperatures are cooler.

🌡️ Check pavements before walking. If it's too hot for your hand for 5 seconds, it's too hot for your dog's paws.

💧 Ensure fresh, clean water is available at all times, both at home and when out and about.

🏠 Provide plenty of shade and cool places to rest.

🚗 Never leave your dog in a parked car – even for a few minutes. Temperatures can rise dangerously fast.

🧊 Use cooling mats, damp towels, paddling pools, or frozen treats to help your dog stay cool.

🎾 Avoid vigorous exercise, ball chasing, or excessive play during the hottest parts of the day.

🐶 Flat-faced breeds, elderly dogs, puppies, overweight dogs, and those with health conditions are especially vulnerable to heat-related illnesses.

⚠️ Signs of Heatstroke:

Excessive panting
Drooling
Lethargy or weakness
Bright red gums or tongue
Vomiting or diarrhoea
Collapse or loss of consciousness

If you suspect heatstroke, move your dog to a cool area, offer small amounts of water, cool them gradually with room-temperature water, and seek veterinary advice immediately.

Let's all do our part to keep our furry friends safe and happy during this hot spell. ❤️🐾

Please share this post to help spread awareness. 🐶☀️💧

24/06/2026

🐾 10 Ways to Keep Your Dog Cool This Summer ☀️

💧 Fresh Water Everywhere
Keep multiple bowls of cool, fresh water available both indoors and outdoors.

🧊 Frozen Treats
Freeze dog-safe treats, kibble in ice cubes, or stuff a Kong with dog-friendly fillings and freeze it.

🏊 Paddling Pool Fun
A shallow paddling pool can provide hours of cooling fun for water-loving dogs.

❄️ Cooling Mats
Cooling mats offer a comfortable place for dogs to lie down and regulate their body temperature.

🌳 Create Shade
Ensure there are shaded areas in the garden and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.

🚶 Walk at Cooler Times
Early morning and late evening walks are safest during hot weather.

🧴 Cool, Damp Towels
Place a damp towel on the floor for your dog to lie on, or gently dampen their paws and belly.

🍉 Dog-Safe Summer Snacks
Offer small amounts of dog-safe fruits such as watermelon (seedless), cucumber, or strawberries.

🧠 Mental Enrichment Instead of Exercise
Try snuffle mats, puzzle toys, scent games, or training sessions indoors when it's too hot to exercise.

🏠 Keep the House Cool
Close curtains during the day, use fans safely, and allow access to tiled floors where possible.

⚠️ Remember:

Never leave a dog in a parked car, even with the windows open. Temperatures can become fatal within minutes.

23/06/2026

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Next week is predicted to be rediculously hot 🔥 Im off tomorrow luckily but the rest of the week I’m going to have to move around & reschedule as the temperatures are just crazy.
Typical timing as I’m also sooo busy before my holiday in July 😩 but I will figure it out and get your doggies groomed one way or another. If anyone booked in this week would be happy to come in for 6/7am please pop me a message. I may need to push back some appointments for a week or two also, I’m really sorry for the inconvenience but unfortunately this cannot be helped.
Jess 🐾

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