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Brushing and de-shedding to lift out loose coat and loosen knots.
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Mobile dog grooming based at Bwlchgwyn, near Brymbo in Wrexham. Bathing, clipping, de-shedding and nail trimming, with care taken over every dog.
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From a quick brush out to a full clip and style, we cover the grooming your dog needs. Tell us about your dog and we will talk through what suits them.

Brushing and de-shedding to lift out loose coat and loosen knots.
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A bath and blow dry to leave the coat clean and dry through.
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Nail trimming, done steadily and without fuss.
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A full clip and style, shaped to suit your dog's coat.
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Ear and eye cleaning as part of the tidy up.
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Rated 4.2 out of 5 from 5 Google reviews.
“They do a great job and they are always so great with my dogs”
“Bethan is fantastic dog groomer to my pooches. Couldn't ask for more”
FAQs
We cover brushing and de-shedding, bathing and blow drying, nail trimming, ear and eye cleaning, and full clips and styling. Tell us about your dog's coat and we will talk through the options.
Yes, long coated breeds are very welcome, and spaniel grooms are something our customers come back for. Give us a ring and describe the coat you are working with.
We work at the dog's pace and keep things calm rather than rushing a groom through. Let us know what your dog finds difficult before we start.
A quick brush at home helps, though we will do the de-shedding and detangling ourselves. Just tell us about any sore spots, lumps or areas your dog does not like being touched.
We are based at 1 Bryn Nebo, Bwlchgwyn, Brymbo, Wrexham LL11 5YB. We are a mobile service, so ring us and we will talk through where we can come to.
Call 07757 963137 and tell us about your dog and the groom you are after. We will let you know what we can fit in.
Good to know
Small bits of practical advice between grooms.

What a few minutes of brushing at home does for a coat, and the spots that knot first.

Simple ways to make paws, ears and face feel like normal territory before a first groom.

The signs that loose undercoat is building up, and what to look for when you run a hand through.