Doggy-Doos

16/10/2026

🏡 NEW ADDRESS 🏡

47 Somervell drive, Fareham, PO16 7QN

07/09/2026

⭐️⭐️ Doggy Doos is on the move ⭐️⭐️

Today’s the day Doggy Doos is moving house I’m hoping to only be out of action for 1 possibly 2 weeks so keep everything crossed for me ☺️

We arnt going far so don’t worry I’ll still be able to keep all my lovely customers will share the new address when we are actually moved in ☺️☺️

Thanks for your support and patience 🐶🐶

08/01/2026

Doggy Doos is opening up our books we can now take on a few new furry friends for the new year ☺️ please get in touch if your looking for a new groomer.

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01/12/2025

🎄 LAST SPACES NEARLY GONE 🎄

December is now nearly fully booked with just a handful of spaces left if you haven’t booked please message or call to see what’s available 🐶🐾

10/10/2025

Hi everyone not groomng related but just wanted to share myself and honey are walking for charity 😊

We are raising money for MND and any donations would be greatly appreciated.

I am taking on the 75 Mile Dog Walk in October to help beat Motor Neurone Disease. As most of you know my step dad Barry was diagnosed with MND and has been so strong and positive throughout his ups and downs through this horrible disease it’s such a privilege to have such a strong man part of our...

10/06/2025

Yesterday we had to say goodbye to our beautiful Bella 😢 we are totally heartbroken as a family 💔

Thank you to my customers who I had to cancel yesterday for being so understanding as I knew you would be.

She’s left a huge hole in our hearts and it’s going to take a long time to get used to life without her 😔

01/10/2024

🐶🐾 SHOULD I HAVE MY DOG GROOMED IN WINTER? 🐾🐶

A common misconception is that we should leave our dog’s coat longer in winter as they will feel the cold, when in actual fact, the opposite is often the case.

When a dog’s coat is left long, unless you groom it meticulously on a daily basis and dry it after walks, it will retain the cold and damp and actually make your dog colder.

A coat which is left long in the winter is likely to become matted as it will constantly be getting wet and a damp coat is difficult to maintain, unless you wash and dry the coat after every walk which is very high maintenance.

Keeping your dog’s coat shortish and manageable in the winter will be much easier to keep clean and dry and will be much more comfortable for your dog, allowing air to circulate through the coat and avoiding a long, matted, damp coat sitting against your dog’s skin.

Most dogs live in our homes with us which are centrally heated and warm. If it is extremely cold, you can put a coat on your dog on walks and remove it at home when they are in the warm.

21/12/2023

🎄🐶 And that’s a Wrap 🐶🎄

Thank you to all my customers for your support this year it’s been another lovely year seeing all your pooches and look forward to seeing you next year !

🎄🎄 Merry Christmas and a happy new year to you all 🎄🎄

20/12/2023

🎄🐶 Wednesdays woofers 🐶🎄

20/12/2023

🎄🐶 Monday madness 🐶🎄