Rosalind Tey
Founder and master groomer
A National Certified Master Groomer (NCMG) with 14 years of hand-scissored breed styling, doodle coat care and gentle handling for senior dogs. Fear-Free certified and trained in Pet Tech first aid and CPR.
Asheville, North Carolina
Happy dogs, calm cats and no cage dryers
One pet, one groomer, one table. Fear-Free certified groomers at Clover & Clip Grooming bathe with botanical shampoos, dry by hand and name the price at check-in, before the clippers come out.
Three good places to start
Every price moves with weight and coat, and the exact figure is named at check-in. These three are where most new dogs begin; cat mornings and double coats are on the services page.
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Bath, brush-out and tidy
Two botanical washes, a hand-dry and a tidy of face, feet and rear.
from $60
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Breed bath and haircut
A hand-scissored breed or teddy trim, with ears, nails and a fluff-dry.
from $85
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Puppy’s first gentle groom
Treats, a warm bath and quiet drying, all kept under an hour.
$52
How a visit to Clover & Clip goes
No kennel banks and no hours in a crate. The coat is combed and the price named at check-in, one groomer takes the pet from bath to finish, and you hear before the end so collection is never a wait. Mats found in the bath are re-quoted, never quietly added.
Towels, sponges and a few wet dogs
A peek at the tables, the tools and some dogs mid-groom. Each caption says simply what the photo shows.
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Towel-wrapped and waiting for a slow, quiet hand-dry. -
Fresh out of the bath, ears up, before the towels come out. -
Botanical shampoo worked in along the coat, never against it.
Meet the four groomers
Every groomer here is Fear-Free certified and grooms a capped number of pets a day. Name a favourite in the contact form.
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Mateo Ferraro
Senior stylist and double-coat specialist
An IPG certified groomer and canine esthetician with 9 years at the table. Takes the baths and brush-outs, and every husky, shepherd and golden whose undercoat needs to come out rather than be shaved.
Wagging tails, in their owners’ words
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Mateo gave Pickle, our scruffy terrier mix, a bath and brush-out and kept every bit of length I asked him to keep. Home in about an hour, smelling of the botanical shampoo and not worn out.
Duncan O.
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Miso, our sixteen-week-old Cavapoo, had her very first groom with Anneke. Lick mat, warm water, the dryer on low from across the room. She came out wagging, and the price was the one on the page.
Noor L.
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Jonah groomed Olive, our Maine Coon, on a dog-free Thursday morning. Belly mats released, claws trimmed and not a bark anywhere in the building. She walked back into her carrier by herself.
Hugo A.
Four quick answers before you book
Which groom does my dog or cat need?
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.
Why is each price a range?
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.
What should I bring to a first visit?
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.
Can I ask for a particular groomer?
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.
A tangle, a nervous pup or a price to check
The contact form sends a note about your dog or cat straight to the groomers. Book opens the same page, and a time is only fixed once a groomer has replied.