DOG SPA

ABOUT BONES AND COMBS
Welcome to Bones and Combs Dog Spa!
I am Lucy and I proudly own Bones and Combs.
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I am a fully qualified Dog Groomer at Distinction level, having studied the full City and Guilds qualification at Plumpton College.
I have been lucky enough to set up this fully equipped and insured grooming salon from my family home.
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I have always been an animal lover, specifically taking a favouring to dogs. Having owned several Spaniels, I currently have three beautiful Working Cockers, who you will see featured throughout my website.
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I started grooming in 2019 and immediately knew that I had found my dream job! I gained a lot of experience through volunteering as Kennel Assistant for the RSPCA, and working in another grooming salon prior to starting Bones and Combs.
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I work strictly on a one-to-one, cage free basis as I feel that this puts the dogs at ease and gives them more freedom in the salon. I take pride in the attention to detail and time taken to perfect my grooms.
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Whilst your dog is in my company I can assure you that they will receive love and care to the highest standard, and will be truly spoilt during their pamper as if they are my own.
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Book your pooch in for a groom at Bones and Combs, and I guarantee they will leave feeling, looking and smelling their absolute best.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
I take cash and card payments - apple pay available.
HOW LONG WILL GROOMING MY DOG TAKE?
This depends on the breed, the service requested and coat condition of your dog.
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A full groom for a medium sized dog takes me approximately 1.5 hours.
HOW MANY DOGS CAN YOU GROOM AT ONCE?
At Bones and Combs I work one-to-one with the dogs that I groom. I only allow dogs in together if they are from the same household.
Your dog will not be confined to a cage at any point, as I believe this makes the experience more relaxing for your dogs. I am always ensuring that their comfort comes first.
I have an anxious dog, what do you recommend?
If your dog is anxious please do not hesitate to ask for an introductory groom, where I will take a much slower approach to get them used to myself and the grooming environment. It is important that every dog enjoys their spa session.
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- I reserve the right to refuse difficult or unpredictable dogs -
HOW MUCH EXPERIENCE DO YOU HAVE?
In 2019, I volunteered as Kennel Assistant with the RSPCA and began my dog grooming course. I trained with City and Guilds for 2 years and qualified at distinction level completing the full training course.
I gained experience and knowledge from working at two other grooming salons prior to setting up Bones and Combs.


