Questions owners ask most

Short and smooth coats usually need the bath, brush-out and tidy; doodles, poodles and terriers need the breed haircut; huskies and shepherds need the de-shedding. Cats come in on quiet-hour mornings. Not sure? Describe the coat in the contact form.

The price moves with weight and coat condition. The exact figure is named at the free comb-out at check-in, before any work starts. Light mats are brushed out at $15 per 15 minutes only when that is comfortable; a pelted coat is reset short instead.

Yes. Name them in the contact form. Rosalind takes breed haircuts and senior dogs, Mateo baths and double coats, Jonah cats and small breeds, and Anneke puppies and nails.

Yes. Nervous and older pets get the quietest slot, a lowered table, breaks and a calming hoodie over the ears for the dryer, and never any sedation. Light mats are brushed out only while that is comfortable; a coat pelted to the skin is reset short instead, and that is agreed with you first.

Not directly. Book and the contact form both send your note to the groomers, and a time is only held once a groomer has replied and you have agreed the day. A note sent late in the evening is answered the next working morning.

Ring the shop on the number below or send a note through the contact form. Please give 24 hours’ notice so the table can go to another pet. Curly and doodle coats are easiest kept on a four-to-six-week cycle, so a next date is usually suggested at pickup.

A current Rabies record, or a vet’s waiver for a frail senior. Walk your dog beforehand, take off any flea collar and mention nerves or health notes in the form. Shampoo, towels and treats are all here.

Your details and your pet’s go to Clover & Clip Grooming so a groomer can reply, and nothing goes to marketing unless you also subscribe. The privacy notice explains what each form collects, why, and how to ask for it to be deleted.