Elite Groomers

14/10/2026

Shauna will be on Annual Leave from Thursday the 15th of October and will be back on Monday the 2nd of November. The 086 number will be off for this time and she will get back to messages when she is back to work 🐾🐾

18/09/2026

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DON’T BE FOOLED BY WHAT YOU SEE ONLINE. 🐶
A puppy can be advertised in a beautiful home, surrounded by children, with a smiling family and a story about being “lovingly raised.” But a social media page or a carefully presented website does not tell you what happens behind closed doors.

Ask questions. See the mother. Visit the premises. Check the breeder’s registration and history. Don’t be pressured into making an emotional decision because a puppy is adorable or because you’re told there are other buyers waiting.

A cute puppy doesn’t necessarily mean a responsible breeder. Don’t be fooled by appearances.
🐾 Research. Visit. Verify. Then decide.

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29/06/2026

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The Hidden Dangers of Mats in Your Dog’s Coat
Mats are far more than just a simple tangle in your dog’s fur. Many pet owners underestimate how serious they can be. Here’s a clear breakdown of why mats deserve your attention:
Why Mats Are Harmful
1. They pull on the skin — Mats tighten as they grow, constantly tugging on your dog’s sensitive skin and causing discomfort.
2. They trap bacteria, dead skin, and debris — This creates a perfect environment for infections and unpleasant odors.
3. They cause sores and open wounds underneath — The constant pressure and friction can lead to painful skin irritation and lesions that you can’t see.
4. They affect movement — Mats between paw pads or in armpits can restrict motion and alter your dog’s natural gait, leading to long-term posture or mobility issues.
5. They are painful — Beyond the surface, mats restrict blood circulation. When they’re finally removed, blood can rush back into the area, sometimes causing bruising or hematomas.

The Challenges of Removing Mats
Dealing with mats is never easy, and every removal method comes with trade-offs:
1. Brushing them out takes significant time — This makes the grooming session much longer and therefore more expensive.
2. Brushing still damages the hair — Even with proper tools and technique, the hair shafts are often weakened or broken in the process.
3. Cutting them out is risky — Attempting this at home without professional experience can easily nick your dog’s skin. It also creates patchy “holes” in the coat.
4. Clipping requires a very short cut — To safely get under the mat, groomers often need to clip very close to the skin (leaving about ¼ inch or less). This is stressful, time-consuming, and can be painful as the mat is tugged during the process.
5. Your dog starts the appointment already stressed — A matted dog is often uncomfortable, anxious, and less cooperative, making the entire grooming experience more difficult for everyone involved.
Bottom line: Prevention is always better than treatment. Regular brushing, proper tools, and routine professional grooming are the best ways to keep your dog comfortable, healthy, and looking their best. If your dog is already matted, schedule a professional groomer appointment sooner rather than later — the longer you wait, the harder (and more uncomfortable) it becomes

09/11/2025

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20/09/2025

All our groomers are FULLY BOOKED for December. There is limited availability for October and November. Please bear in mind we DO NOT have a receptionist so please be patient and send a text as we don't have much time to get to our phones while working with our clients and their safety is our number one priority.

20/09/2025

All our groomers are FULLY BOOKED for December. There is limited availability for October and November. Please bear in mind we DO NOT have a receptionist so please be patient and send a text as we don't have much time to get to our phones while working with our clients and their safety is our number one priority.
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11/07/2025

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‼️ Heatstroke is a life threatening ‼️

It’s too hot, please listen to our advice and don’t walk your dog 🐾