Six grooms, priced by coat and weight
Every price here moves with weight and coat condition, and the exact figure is named at a free comb-out at check-in, before any work begins. Light mats are brushed out at $15 per 15 minutes, and a $22 flea bath is added only if fleas turn up.
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Bath, brush-out and tidy
from $60
Two washes in a botanical shampoo, a hand fluff-dry and a brush-out to the skin, with ears cleaned, nails trimmed and Dremel-rounded, and the face, feet and rear tidied. The body length stays as it is; no full haircut is included at this price.
Suits a coat in good shape that needs freshening, not reshaping.
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Breed bath and haircut
from $85
Real blade-length samples first, so the finished length is agreed at the table, then two botanical washes, a conditioner, a hand fluff-dry and a full clip with hand-scissored breed or teddy styling. Sanitary tidy, ear cleanse and nail Dremel included, in about 90 to 135 minutes.
Suits doodles, poodles, terriers, spaniels and long-coated mixes.
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Puppy’s first gentle groom
$52
A 45 to 60 minute confidence session: lick-mat treats, a warm bath, low-speed drying, paw handling and a light face and feet tidy, stopped the moment the puppy has had enough. The point is a happy second visit rather than a finished haircut.
Suits a puppy under six months with its vaccinations complete.
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Double-coat de-shedding
from $90
A soak in a warm omega-3 conditioner, loose undercoat lifted with variable-speed warm air, then raked and line-combed out by hand. It reduces a seasonal blow rather than stopping it, and it never involves shaving, which spoils a double coat's insulation.
Suits huskies, shepherds, goldens, corgis and Labradors.
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Nail Dremel, ears and paw balm
$28
Nails clipped and rounded smooth with a rotary Dremel, a botanical ear wipe and an organic shea balm worked into dry pads. About 15 minutes on its own, by short appointment; added to another groom it needs no extra visit.
Suits nails clicking on the floor, or a dog between full grooms.
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Quiet-hour cat groom
$95–$140
Tuesday and Thursday mornings, with no dogs in the building: a gentle bath or waterless comb-out, belly and armpit mats released by hand, claws trimmed and an optional lion or sanitary trim. About 60 to 90 minutes, and never any sedation.
Suits long-haired or matted cats, and any cat that hates barking.
From first message to a booked groom
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A question arrives
Sent through the contact form or by telephone, saying dog or cat, the breed or coat and which groom you have in mind.
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The shop replies
Clover & Clip Grooming replies with the groom that fits and its price range, or says plainly that none of them does.
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A visit is arranged
Arranged directly with a groomer, with a current Rabies record on file. Nothing on this website confirms an appointment.
When a groom may not be the right one
A pelted coat, sore skin or a pet that panics at handling can all make a listed groom the wrong choice. Clover & Clip Grooming says so before the work starts, resets a pelted coat short rather than pulling it, and the comb-out at check-in carries no charge so that conversation always happens first. There are no sedatives, flea dips or cage dryers here.
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.