Coast Dog Grooming

Coast Dog Grooming Mobile "in-house" groomer, full grooming service in "Your Home". Certified Professional Groomer Mobile (IN-HOUSE, no van) groomer, in the comfort of your home.

Full grooms, including bath, dry, clipping, de-shedding, sc******ng and nail cutting. Fully Insured and Canine First Aid Trained. Member of British Isles Grooming Association (B**A). North Tyneside/local areas covered.

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05/11/2025

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04/11/2025

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Please note November and December are now fully booked.
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2026 Diary now open for bookings, regular customers only.
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My books are currently closed to new customers.
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Many thanks to my lovely customers, for your continued support.
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Deposits taken to secure all appts.

Thanks, Athene πŸ’œ

03/11/2025

πŸŽ†πŸΎ Keeping Your Dog Calm This Bonfire Night πŸΎπŸŽ†

Bonfire Night can be magical for us, but the loud bangs and flashes can be scary for our dogs. Here are some simple ways to help keep your pup safe and relaxed:

✨ Create a safe space – set up a cosy corner with their bed, blankets, and favourite toys.
✨ Close curtains & put on background noise – TV or music can help drown out fireworks.
✨ Stay calm yourself – dogs pick up on our emotions, so keep your energy relaxed.
✨ Try calming aids – like the Safety Snooze for Dogs πŸΆπŸ’€. It reduces noise around the ears and helps anxious dogs feel secure (plus, it doubles as a drying aid after bath time!).

This Bonfire Night, let’s put our dogs’ comfort first. πŸ’•πŸΎ

02/11/2025

Some brilliant
CPD today.
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A Bichon Frise Demonstration.
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Many thanks to
Shaun Leach Lcgi

and

My Dog Barber - Training Academy




31/10/2025

Not taking new customers, at present.
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29/10/2025

πŸ‘‰What happens to a dog’s skin and coat when they age?

➑With advancing age, several changes occur in the skin and hair of dogs. Cellular degeneration (atrophy) increases in both the epidermis and dermis which are the top two layers of the skin. The skin loses collagen which is the elastic property of skin making it less pliable. The degeneration of the cells in the epidermis and the dermis breaks down the calcium present within, then, with no place to go the calcium ends up in the basal layer of the skin at the bottom, which is where new hair and skin is made.

➑Calcium has a direct effect on the production of melanin (melanocytes) which are the colour producing cells in hair. Increased calcium reduces the production of the melanin in the hair follicle resulting in the production of white hair.

➑The loss of elasticity is often accompanied by thickening of the outer layer of the skin and follicles (hyperkeratosis), together with changes in sebum production in older animals and can result in scaly skin and cause the hair coat to become dry and dull.

➑Follicles may also degenerate resulting in areas of hair loss.

➑Certain cells within the follicles regulate skin and hair growth. These cells don’t replicate as effectively as dogs age and become abnormally concentrated leading to fatty lumps (lipomas) and sometimes unfortunately cancer.

Regular brushing helps stimulate the skin renewal process and remove itching caused by dead skin. Use a conditioning shampoo to seal the skin to reduce moisture loss and a conditioning spray to reduce breakage.

πŸ‘‰Be the grooming professional and explain this to your owners.

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29/10/2025

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16/10/2025

All appts.in December now fully booked, thanks
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15/10/2025

Please note, my books are currently closed to new customers, thank you

14/10/2025

βœ‚οΈπŸ’… Understanding Dog Nails: Why Regular Trimming Matters!

Did you know…
1️⃣ The kwik (blood supply) stays short when the nail is short.
2️⃣ As the nail grows longer, so does the kwik β€” making it riskier to trim.
3️⃣ Regular trimming or filing encourages the kwik to recede over time.
4️⃣ The shorter the nail, the healthier and more comfortable it is for your dog!

πŸ” Trimming long nails (like in image 2) can cause bleeding and pain. But keeping up with regular maintenance helps avoid this entirely.

🐾 Short nails = happy, healthy paws!

10/10/2025

Thinking about buying a poodle? Have you been told they "don't need grooming until 1yrs old" or "coat maintenance is easy"?

*PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING piece written by a groomer..in the pic that's known as a pelted coat /Pelting. A dog’s fur gets so matted & tangled it will come off in one piece. It's outs tension on the skin, can damage the skin causing horrible infections and sometimes renders the dog helpless,unable to move and it can then cause fatality

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Poodle crosses (cockapoos, doodles, maltipoos etc.) are not "easy breeds" to maintain. The photo attached (shared from another groomer) shows how matting forms at the skin. By looking at this dog's top coat, you may not see the knots and you may not feel them as you would a knot on the ends of the fur but under that fluffy top layer this is going on. Once it starts its very difficult/ impossible to brush out... and even if you could it would be cruel to put the dog through it. Maintenance at home has to be more than a quick once over for these dogs if you want to keep them in that fluffy coat which was probably one of the reasons you chose a poodle cross in the first place. You really need to sit down with a brush and then a metal comb and make sure you can get it through the entire body at least 2 to 3 times a week.

I often feel like owners don't believe groomers when they say their dog has to be clipped very short. I always hear "I know he/she is matted, but leave as much as you can". You cannot clip through matting, you can only clip under it. As this photo shows, clipping under the matting means taking the coat back to the skin.

I promise you, your groomer really doesn't want to do this but they won't hurt your dog by putting it through dematting, they also don't want to hurt their reputation when the clients go around complaining about how the last groomer "scalped" their dog but there really is not any alternative. Instead of being angry with your groomer if they clip your dog very short please respect their commitment to do what is in your dog's best interest, accept responsibility for not having brushed your dog properly at home, and work with your groomer because, together, you can prevent this happening again. All groomers will be very happy to demonstrate a technique called line brushing which will help make your grooming at home more effective. Just ask! We all want owners to know how to do this

Poodle crosses are easily one of the highest maintenance dogs in reference to their coats. The combination of the soft coat they are mixing poodles with these days is a coat that is extremely prone to matting.

If you like a fluffy pup, you probably need to consider no more than 3-5 week intervals between grooming and set aside time for regular brushing AND combing at home.

Please know, if you bathe your poodle cross you really need to blow dry and brush out right after. Moisture, be it a bath, rain, swimming, snow etc are all going to make matting worse. If you know your dog is already matted-- bathing is only going to make it worse! Brush out before the bath.

Lastly "breeders" who say these dogs can't or shouldnt be clipped and not to give them a hair cut until they are one year old are misleading potential owners in order to sell$$$$ puppies and setting them up for a sad day when they finally take their pup to the groomer!!!

If this hasn't put you off buying one please schedule your puppy's first groom immediately after they've had their vaccinations and then be prepared to do the maintenance at home between regular professional grooms.

09/10/2025

🐢 **Does Your Dog Have Skin Problems?** 🐢
We know how important healthy skin is for your pup’s comfort and well-being. Keep an eye out for these **common signs of skin issues**:
πŸ”Ή Excessive **itching, rubbing, or scratching**
πŸ”Ή **Hair loss** or bald patches
πŸ”Ή **Red, inflamed skin**
πŸ”Ή **Crusty, scabby areas**
πŸ”Ή **Unpleasant odor**
πŸ”Ή Dry, flaky skin or dandruff
These symptoms can be caused by **allergies, hormone imbalances, parasites, fungal infections, and more**. If you notice any of these signs, it's always best to consult a professional.

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I am a Mobile Dog Groomer. I will come to bath and fully groom your dog in the comfort of your own home.

I am a Certified Professional Groomer. I am a member of International Professional Groomers.

I am Fully Insured, First Aid Trained and DBS Checked. I am an experienced pet owner (over 30 years). I love all animals and I will take care of your pets as if they are my own. Please contact me to arrange meeting you and your pets.