Andrea's Dog Grooming

19/01/2026

Why puppy grooms are so important.

A new puppy is an exciting time filled with cuddles, playtime, and discovering your new best friend’s personality.

Along with all the fun there’s an important part of puppyhood that often gets overlooked—early grooming training.Brushing your puppy at home is an essential habit for puppies, especially for breeds that will need regular trims. Daily brushing teaches your dog that handling is normal and enjoyable, and it helps to prevents tangles from becoming uncomfortable mats.

Its so important for puppies who will need lifelong professional grooming to get used to the full salon environment from a young age.

There are a number of benefits for your puppy being groomed at an early age.

♡ Meeting their groomer and creating a bond

♡ Exploring the grooming table and tools

♡ Feeling safe in the bath

♡ Getting used to the noise of dryers

♡ Receiving plenty of praise, positive reinforcement and cuddles

I always allow your puppy to relax, learn, and enjoy the experience.

26/09/2025

Missing from Carbury / Kilshanroe. Please contact John Lawrenson

10/05/2025

2 appointments have become available for next week. Thursday & Friday. DM for details. 🐶🐕🐩

07/09/2023

30/04/2023

Love receiving feedback like this. And so nice to see familiar faces from school 😂😂 thanks so much Yvonne Tracey 🐾🐶🐕

13/01/2023

Puppy intro grooms. Tiring work.....for Millie 🐕🐶🐾🐾🐾💗🧡💜💕

For anyone who has a new puppy getting, them familiar with being brushed, bathed and handled for grooming at a young age is really beneficial and important for their environmental and social development. It's also great for me to get some puppy cuddles 😂.

11/01/2023

I have signed up for the 50miles in January Challenge to help raise funds for
Any donation is massively appreciated 🐕🐾🐕🐾🐕🐾

https://www.autismassistancedogsireland.ie/fundraisers/andrealeamy/50-miles-in-january-2023https://www.autismassistancedogsireland.ie/fundraisers/andrealeamy/50-miles-in-january-2023

I am taking part in the 50 Miles in January Challenge for Autism Assistance Dogs. AADI do not charge for their dogs and rely entirely on donations and fundraising so every little bit helps. Together we can end the wait for more children who need the support of an autism assistance dog.