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Asheville, North Carolina

Grooming that tells you what it costs first

Clover & Clip Grooming publishes what every service covers and what it costs, then confirms both before a single clipper is switched on.

An apricot poodle standing on a grooming table part-way through a clip, with clippings and a red slicker brush beside it.
A coat check is the first five minutes of every appointment.

Three of the six

Every service has a written scope and a published price. The three below are the ones most first visits start with; the full six are on the services page.

  • Bath and brush

    A wash, a dry and a full brush-out, with no clipper work.

    from $48

  • Full groom

    Bath, dry and a full clip or scissor finish to an agreed length.

    from $72

  • Puppy introduction

    A short, gentle first visit that ends before it needs to.

    $38

How Clover & Clip Grooming works

The coat is checked first, the scope and the price are confirmed out loud, and the work is reported against that scope afterwards. A coat that turns out to need more than the agreed service is re-quoted, never quietly upgraded.

The shop, the tools and the animals

Eight photographs. The captions say what each one shows and none of them claims to be work completed by Clover & Clip Grooming.

  • A shepherd dog sitting upright wrapped in a pale towel, alone in the frame.
    Wrapped and waiting for the dryer. Nobody rushes this part.
  • A wet long-coated dog standing on a stainless steel table, mouth open and ears up.
    On the table at the end of a bath, before the towels come out.
  • Two hands working shampoo into the back of a wet dog with an orange sponge.
    Shampoo goes on in sections, along the coat rather than against it.

The people who do the work

Four groomers, each concentrating on two of the six services. A visitor may ask for a particular one through the contact form.

  • A groomer seen from behind at a grooming table in a wide salon room, working on a small brown dog.

    Rosalind Tey

    Founder and care lead

    Leads full grooms and first-visit consultations with attention to coat condition, handling comfort and a realistic maintenance plan. The role pauses when a pet shows distress and explains when a grooming request should be adjusted for comfort or referred elsewhere.

  • A forearm holding a spray head against the coat of a wet dog in a stainless steel bath.

    Mateo Ferraro

    Senior grooming specialist

    Concentrates on de-shedding, coat preparation and tidy shaping for double, curly and wire coats. Each service begins with a hands-on coat assessment so timing and method reflect the pet in front of the groomer rather than a generic breed label.

What customers have said

  • The groomer handled the bath and brush with patience and explained every choice in plain language.

    Duncan O.

  • The groomer listened closely, confirmed the price and made puppy introduction easy to understand.

    Noor L.

  • The published information matched the actual conversation. Nothing felt hidden and there was no pressure to add extras.

    Hugo A.

Four questions, answered plainly

How should a visitor choose a service?

Start with the service descriptions and prices. Contact the business when two options appear equally suitable.

Are the displayed prices final?

Published prices apply to the stated scope. Any “from” or custom price requires a confirmed estimate before work begins.

What should a first-time visitor prepare?

Share relevant care needs, temperament information and the service being considered. The business confirms any additional preparation directly.

Can a visitor request a specific staff member?

Yes. Use the contact form to name a preferred staff member; availability is confirmed separately.

A question about a coat, a breed or a price

The contact form takes a question and sends it to the shop. Book goes to the arrangements page; neither one confirms a time by itself.

Occasional notes from the shop

An email address only, used to send occasional notes about the shop. No offers chased by a countdown and no third party.

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