Kleen K9

31/08/2026

I have a limited availability to take on a couple of small/medium dogs for grooming.
High class products used in a stressfree environment.

08/07/2026

So Felicity thought grooming was stressful 🙄
She's quite a long haired, double coated and at her age and with the heat her owner and I decided taking it off would be the kindest thing to do. 🥰

22/06/2026

Some info about managing your dogs in this weather. There is still a lot of information going around which is NOT correct. Especially groomers who still think a double coat keeps a dog cool in summer and warm in winter 🙄 it doesn't. Unless you are showing your dog clipping him will not harm him and contray to belief coat grows back in time for winter.

Taken from Dr David Marlin

Managing dogs in HOT weather!
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Dr David Marlin’s top tips to help you manage your dog in the extensive heat – a few simple principles can help you to keep your pet/s comfortable and safe in the hottest summer months.

Some basics are:
🐶 AVOIDING the heat is the best approach.

🐶 Walk in the early morning or late evening

🐶 Reduce activity e.g. keep dogs on leads or avoid ball games, etc

🐶 If your dog is outside it must have access to shade

🐶 Keep dogs inside during the hottest part of the day in a ventilated room (but with the windows shut), with curtains or blinds pulled and ideally with a stone or tiled floor

🐶 Get a mobile AC unit or fan

🐶 Water MUST always be available

🐶 A few ice cubes on their own or in the water bowl will cause no ill effect BUT this will not offer any significant cooling benefit.

🐶 Consider clipping (see below for more information)

🐶 Spray your dog with water from a garden spray, plant sprayer or hose

🐶 Provide a paddling pool

🐶 To keep the house cool, open windows at night and close them in the morning and pull curtains/blinds. Your house is insulated and will keep heat out during the day

Do you know the signs of heatstroke in dogs? Or what temperature is considered cold for your dog?
READ David's quick full guide here >>> https://drdavidmarlin.com/managing-dogs-in-hot-weather/

PLEASE SHARE - THIS INFORMATION COULD SAVE A DOG'S LIFE!

Thanks,
DDM Team

Dr David Marlin’s top tips to help you manage your dog in the heat – a few simple principles can help you keep your pet/s comfortable and safe in the hottest summer months. AVOIDING the heat is the best approach. Some basics are: Walk in the early morning or late evening Reduce activity e.g. kee...

22/06/2026

Just a heads up, due to the ongoing heat bomb we're experiencing all grooming is cancelled this week.
I'm keeping a close eye on the weather and hoping that next week will be better. I'm already pretty busy next week so there maybe some juggling and some early morning appointments being made. But it's for the safety and comfort of your dogs. Stay safe 😘

06/06/2026

01/06/2026

Pippa the collie after her bath and tidy. Washed in Squeaky Clean iGroom shampoo and squalene conditioner. A good deshed and her bloomers, feathers and tummy trimmed and thinned ready for summer.

01/06/2026

We also sell natural dog treats and chews, along side high quality dog food from Fanggold and Exclusion.

22/05/2026

Enzo wishing you all a great weekend 😊

12/05/2026

This season Ticks are a huge problem.
But please take into account when giving your dog the treatment if they have a groom due please either give it 3 weeks before or directly after the groom as I'm handling the dogs and I end up with a big dose of this chemical. I shall be wearing gloves but I would appreciate it if customers could think when they administer treatment.
Same with seresto collars, please remove them before the groom.
Many thanks 😊