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A Yorkshire terrier getting a careful scissor trim

Dog grooming · Bristol

Tails up.

Fetch grooms one dog at a time, in a room with no cages and a biscuit budget that worries our accountant. Nervous dogs are our speciality; handsome ones are our output.

The gentle way

One dog on the floor. Ever.

Most grooming stress isn't the scissors — it's the room: barking strangers, cage dryers, a queue of smells. So we removed the room. Your dog is the only dog here for their whole appointment, the dryer has two speeds (low and lower), and breaks happen whenever a break is needed.

It takes longer this way. Your dog has never once complained about that.

A pointer standing patiently in the bath, mid-shampoo

A visit, nose to tail

How the appointment goes.

Same shape every time, because dogs like knowing the plan even more than you do.

  1. Meet & sniff

    Ten minutes of hellos, treats and a good sniff of the room before any water runs. First-timers get a whole free visit of just this.

  2. The bath

    Warm water, coat-matched shampoo, and a human who talks the whole way through. Ears stay dry; dignity stays intact.

  3. The cut

    Scissors and patience, styled to the coat and your actual life — 'low maintenance' is a fine answer and we'll say it back without judgement.

  4. The handover

    A photo for the fridge, honest notes on coat and nails, and the goodbye biscuit that makes next time easier than this time.

House rules

Numbers with tails.

1 Dog on the floor at a time
0 Cages. There isn't even a corner for one
20' Free meet-&-sniff for first-timers
9kg Of biscuits a month. We've stopped counting
The rule we hire by
If the dog leaves scared, we did it wrong — no matter how good the haircut.
On the wall by the bath

Prices

Priced by coat, not by breed list.

Doodle or dachshund, the price follows the coat in front of us. We'll confirm it at the meet-&-sniff before anything gets wet.

The Puppy Intro

£0 20 minutes

Treats, sniffs, a pretend bath with no water and a triumphant exit. The whole point is next time.

  • Under 6 months
  • Zero grooming happens
Book the intro

Bath & Brush

£38 about an hour

The full wash, dry and brush-out, plus nails if they'll let us.

  • Coat-matched shampoo
  • Fridge photo included
Book a bath
Most popular

The Full Groom

£58 up to two hours

Bath, cut, tidy and the good cologne (optional, dogs vote no).

  • Scissor finish
  • Style notes for next time
Book the groom

From the humans

Good dogs, quoted by proxy

My rescue shakes at the vet, the park and occasionally at leaves. She pulls TOWARDS this door. I don't know what happens in there and I've decided not to ask.
Hannah & PiperFull groom, every 8 weeks
They told me my doodle's cut would cost more because of the coat, showed me why with a comb, and finished under the quote. Adults run this place.
Marcus & WaffleBath & brush, monthly
The fridge photo is better than my wedding photos. The dog agrees.
Sofia & BiscuitThe Puppy Intro, graduated

Book

Claim the floor.

One dog at a time means the diary is honest — book ahead, and tell us anything that helps (nervous, new, hates the noise of velcro; we've heard it all).

Visitors pick a date and time here, then leave their details.

Open
Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat
Hours
09:00–17:00
Slots
09:00 · 10:30 · 12:00 · 13:30 · 15:00 · 16:30 …

The studio

The door with the nose prints.

Gloucester Road, ground floor — the glass we've stopped cleaning at dog height, on principle.

Email
woof@example.com
Phone
+44 117 555 0164
Address
Bristol
Hours
Tue–Sat 9–17 Puppy intros Fridays