Boss Dog Grooming Cheltenham

01/09/2026

Appointment available at 11am tomorrow

25/08/2026

Anyone want a personalised print swing me a message a4 start at £13.99

23/08/2026

Spaces available this week

19/08/2026

I feel like the luckiest girl alive! 🐾I honestly cannot believe how fortunate I am to call so many of my Boss Dog clients friends. From the hello cuddles and thank-you flowers, to the biscuit bringers, thoughtful gifts, great advice, and endless offers of help when things go wrong—IM A VERY, VERY LUCKY LADY!!! ❤️Once again, thank you for constantly putting food on my table and helping me do what I absolutely love.I rarely take holidays, but when I do, you stay completely solid and loyal through sickness and health. I bloody love ya! 🙏✨

16/07/2026

An update from the salon: Life in the slow lane!

🐾Many of you know I have a soft spot for senior pups. 10 years ago i welcomed number three, Saji westy ,who joined Albus and Alfie in the retirement club!My old Westie is also getting up there in years. He refuses to give up because he is Scottish and mentally solid, but he has definitely slowed down in every department—eating, toileting, and walking. Because he finds other dogs a bit challenging and scary these days, he stays safely at home with the TV and the AC on.Sometimes, it takes him a bit longer to get moving in the morning. Because senior dogs need that extra bit of time and patience, my morning starts might be slightly delayed.Thank you all so much for your understanding and endless support! ❤️

Age 18 amd smashing life with no teefs ,his food is mashed ,denti sticks are a thing of the past he tells us off frequently if there is meat in the house because he's no longer allowed high protein,still loves a ice cream ,a frozen lucky mat and his mummy ,he has less vision but knows if the cat is about or of there is a bloody dog on the telly 😅but he is still stomping love you our boy for always and ever xx

15/07/2026

Can I just say... THANK YOU! 😂☀️

There have been dogs charging around like they've won the lottery after losing their winter woollies! The post-groom zoomies and freedom runs have honestly had me in stitches. 🤣🐕💨

To everyone who looked at this heat and said, "Nope, let's skip the sweaty blow-dry and just get the coat off"—you are my kind of people! Those dogs have been living their best, breeziest lives.

And to all my double-coated dog owners who patiently waited because it was the safest thing to do, thank you for putting your dogs first. Sometimes the best groom is knowing when not to groom.

This heat has been brutal, but seeing so many dogs happy, comfortable, and strutting around like little supermodels has made my week. They may have left the salon looking half the size they came in, but they've definitely gained twice the attitude! 😂❤️

Thanks for trusting me to do what's best for your dogs—even if they now think they're racing greyhounds instead of fluffy teddy bears! 🐾

10/07/2026

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Ladies and gents this man will look after you and your car brilliant service and prices well worth the journey . Fast turn around too just had a wet belt replaced 😊

You will be back on the road in no time with our efficient and professional service at CJL Mechanical Services 🛠️

10/07/2026

No blow drying until the heat reduces im afraid guys I will not be doing any styles of groom just shave downs THIS IS FOR YOUR DOGS SAFTEY ...UNFORTUNATELY THE DAMAGE IT CAUSES WE CANT SEE AND IM NOT PREPARED TO RISK IT

Dogs are much more vulnerable to heat than people. They do not cool themselves by sweating over most of their body—instead they rely mainly on panting and a small amount of sweating through their paw pads. This makes them susceptible to overheating, particularly in warm environments or when exposed to hot air from a dryer.
Leaving a dog in excessive heat, even for a relatively short period, can lead to heat stress and heatstroke, which is a life-threatening emergency. A dog's body temperature can rise rapidly, causing dehydration, organ damage, brain swelling, blood clotting abnormalities, and, in severe cases, death.
Using a high-temperature blow dryer can also be dangerous. Hot air directed at the skin can:
Cause the dog's core body temperature to rise.
Burn or damage the skin, especially if the nozzle is held too close or kept in one place.
Cause significant distress or panic.
Be particularly risky for puppies, elderly dogs, overweight dogs, flat-faced breeds (such as Bulldogs, Pugs, and French Bulldogs), and dogs with heart or respiratory conditions.
Signs that a dog is overheating include:
Excessive or frantic panting.
Bright red or very pale gums.
Thick, sticky drool.
Weakness or staggering.
Vomiting or diarrhoea.
Confusion or collapse.
Seizures or loss of consciousness.
If a dog shows signs of heatstroke:
Move them immediately to a cool, shaded area.
Use cool (not ice-cold) water to wet their body, especially their paws, belly, and neck.
Offer small amounts of cool water if they are alert.
Seek emergency veterinary treatment immediately, even if they appear to improve.
For professional grooming, dryers should be used with appropriate temperature settings, constant movement of the nozzle, and regular monitoring of the dog's comfort. Many groomers use high-velocity dryers that rely more on airflow than heat, which helps dry the coat more safely while reducing the risk of overheating.
Heat-related illness can develop quickly and should always be treated as a medical emergency. Careful temperature control and close observation are essential whenever dogs are exposed to warm environments or drying equipment.

09/07/2026

I’ve said it time and time again: who you choose to groom your dog is completely up to you. While loyalty is what keeps me going, I truly believe in freedom of choice.
That said, 9 out of 10 of you do come back eventually! There are some fantastic groomers across these three counties, and I’m proud to learn from them myself. I’ve grown so much in this industry thanks to the techniques and knowledge generously shared within our community.
My doors are always open. There’s never any judgment here — just a warm welcome and a smile, even if you’ve been elsewhere. It’s your dog, your choice.
What I will say is that loyalty does make a real difference. When we see your dog regularly, we get to know them inside and out. We’re often the first to notice if something isn’t quite right — things you might easily miss at home.
No dog truly loves a bath or standing still for two hours, but it’s our job to make the experience as calm, comfortable, and positive as possible for them.
So for those again who return and those who stick with me ,for those who apologise they went elsewhere because I was booked up,Aunty Tam does and always will love your dogs please dont worry ######
My sofa is waiting for your loud snoring naps and peemails