This naturally-derived balm for dogs with wrinkles is ideal for breeds such as the Pug, Bulldog, Boxers, Bloodhounds and the Shar Pei. It has been developed to heal, soothe and prevent infection and dermatitis in the rolls and folds of the pet. The all-natural formula is mild enough to use around the face and eye areas, even for the most sensitive skin. This product includes only organic, vegan ingredients
£3
This balm is also ideal for dry, itchy or irritated skin as many of the naturally derived ingredients have moisturising and hydrating properties as well as anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, and anti-inflammatory properties.
£3
Snout Soother is the ideal remedy for healing and soothing dry, cracked, or scaly snouts. In addition to nourishing your pup’s sensitive sniffer, this balm heals cracked or broken skin, skin overgrowth, and hyperkeratosis. Alleviate pain, protect their snout, and heal nose woes with Snout Soother!
The ingredients are organic, plant-based, and never compromised. With the highest quality and natural healing properties, these balms are effective, safe, and will leave your dog living its best life!
Perfect for short-snouted breeds such as Pugs, Bulldogs, Boxers or Pekingese, this snout soother is designed to soothe and moisturise sore, dry noses. The nutty-smelling topical balm comes recommended by vets, and can also be used to help soothe discoid lupus, rashes and skin irritation. This all-natural product contains organic, vegan ingredients.
£3
Marshmallow Brightening Facial is a luxurious, professional-grade facial wash designed to brighten, cleanse, and refresh your dog’s skin and coat. Developed over a year of careful formulation, this facial is enriched with Pro-Vitamin B5, Glycerin, and soothing Marshmallow Root extract to gently detangle knotty muzzles while providing deep cleansing and skin conditioning benefits.
The rich, creamy texture makes application easy, while ultra-gentle surfactants ensure effective cleaning without stripping natural oils. The result is a fresh, healthy-looking coat and skin that feels soft, smooth, and revitalized.
Fragranced with a delicate marshmallow infusion featuring Vanilla & Tonka Absolute, it’s perfectly balanced—sweet, soft, and never overpowering—making it a versatile match with any shampoo.
£5
A hygiene trim focuses on keeping sensitive areas clean and comfortable by carefully trimming the hair around the sanitary area. This helps prevent urine and faeces from becoming trapped in the coat, reducing the risk of irritation, odour, and skin issues between full grooms.
Included in a hygiene trim:
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Sanitary area
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Eye trim
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Inner legs
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Under front legs
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Pad clip
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Paw tidy
£15
Nail Clip
Long nails can cause discomfort and mobility issues, increasing the risk of injury or infection and negatively affecting your dog’s overall quality of life. Excessively long nails place additional pressure on the toe joints, which can cause pain and may contribute to the development of arthritis.
Overgrown nails can also alter your dog’s natural gait, forcing them to walk on the outer edges of their paw pads. Over time, this imbalance may lead to further strain on the knees and hips.
Paw health
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Paw care is essential for your furry friend.
Mud, dirt, and debris can become trapped in the paws, leading to irritation or infection that may affect posture and gait. Overgrown nails can cause joint strain, while matted fur pulls on the skin, creating sores or open wounds. Cracked pads or deep fissures may develop, splitting the paw pad and causing painful injuries.
Regular paw care helps keep your pup’s paws healthy, moisturised, and comfortable.
Ear plucked
Ear plucking is a grooming practice typically performed on dogs with long, floppy ears or breeds that tend to grow excessive hair inside the ear canal. Common examples include Cocker Spaniels, Poodles, Shih Tzus, and Schnauzers. The main purpose of ear plucking is to improve air circulation within the ear canal and help reduce the buildup of moisture, wax, and debris, which may lower the risk of ear infections in some dogs.
However, it is important to note that ear plucking is not suitable for all dogs. Many dogs do not tolerate the process well, and it can be uncomfortable or painful, particularly for sensitive individuals. Plucking can cause micro-tears in the skin, which may lead to inflammation, irritation, or soreness and, in some cases, increase the risk of infection rather than prevent it.
Due to these potential risks, ear plucking is not a routine procedure and is only offered upon request, taking into consideration the dog’s comfort, ear health, and individual tolerance.
Face Tidy
A careful trim around the eyes, eyebrows, and mouth, helping improve visibility, comfort, and hygiene between full grooming appointments.
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Cat Nail Clipping
Cats’ claws can become overgrown if not maintained, which may cause damage to furniture or accidental scratches to skin. It is recommended that a cat’s claws are trimmed every 2–3 weeks. Older cats may require more frequent trims than kittens.
Only the very tip of the claw is trimmed. This area contains no nerves or blood vessels, making it safe and comfortable when done correctly.
Teeth Cleaning
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Teeth Cleaning Fresh Breath Foam.
TropiClean cleaning foam is made of 100% natural ingredients. In addition to cleaning the teeth, the foam also provides a long-lasting fresh breath. Oral Care Foam cleans the teeth and removes small amount dental plaque. The foam also has a soothing effect on gum irritation.
Guinea pig Nail clip
Guinea pigs require regular nail clipping and should be trimmed at least once a month. Rough or textured surfaces can help naturally wear nails down, but regular checks are essential, as overgrown nails can curl, split.
Rabbit Nail clip
Rabbits require regular nail trimming, usually every 4–6 weeks. Overgrown nails can catch, curl, or place strain on the feet and joints, leading to discomfort or injury. Regular checks help keep your rabbit comfortable and mobile