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The whole thing, from bath through to a finished trim.
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Kirsty grooms dogs from her place on Peel Lane in Astbury, just outside Congleton. Full grooms, baths, trims and nails, one dog at a time.
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From a quick bath and blow-dry to a full breed trim, every dog is groomed to suit its coat and its temperament. Ring Kirsty to talk through what your dog needs.

The whole thing, from bath through to a finished trim.
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A proper wash and a full dry, ready to go home.
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Nails trimmed back, on its own or as part of a groom.
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A deep brush out to shift a loose, shedding coat.
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Breed shapes and hand stripping for coats that need it.
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Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 Google review.
“Kirsty is a brilliant professional taking care of Rosie and our new addition Lily, always immaculately bathed and trimmed. … Kirsty's knowledge of dogs and their behaviours is tremendous and has been extremely helpful”
FAQs
Full grooms, bath and blow-dry, nail clipping, de-shedding and brush outs, and breed trims including hand stripping. Ring her and describe your dog's coat and she will tell you what suits it.
Kirsty works with a range of coat types, from short coats that need de-shedding to breeds that need hand stripping. Give her a call with your dog's breed and she will let you know.
Kirsty knows dogs well and owners here mention how helpful her understanding of behaviour has been. Tell her about your dog when you ring so she knows what to expect.
Yes, Kirsty already grooms more than one dog for some families. Mention both dogs when you get in touch so she can plan the time.
Pet Grooming by Kirsty is on Peel Lane, Astbury, Congleton CW12 4RQ. Put the postcode CW12 4RQ in your sat nav and it will bring you right to the lane.
Ring or text Kirsty on 07925 253569 and she will sort a slot with you. It is best to get in touch before you set off so you know when she can see your dog.
Good to know
Small, practical things that keep your dog comfortable between grooms.

How regular brushing keeps a coat from matting, and which bits of a dog tend to knot first.

Simple handling at home, paws, ears and face, so the first groom is not a shock.

What to listen for and look at, and when to book a nail clip rather than wait for a full groom.