Fresh, comfortable and cared for
Happy Buddies grooming helps keep coats, paws, ears and nails in better condition. The team can advise what suits your dog's breed, coat and current condition.
Combining grooming with daycare or boarding can turn two separate appointments into one easy visit.
- Bathing with pet-safe products
- Brushing and coat care
- Nail and paw care
- Breed-appropriate trimming where available
- Daycare, boarding and pet taxi combinations
Ask for a current grooming quote
Pricing and timing depend on dog size, breed, coat condition and the service required. Send a photo and a short description on WhatsApp for the most useful recommendation.
Comfort and coat condition come first
Tell the team about sensitive skin, sore areas, recent procedures or handling concerns before the appointment. If your dog has a new rash, wound, pain or another medical concern, a veterinary check should come before routine grooming.
The team can recommend a practical grooming plan around breed, coat condition and lifestyle without promising a one-size-fits-all schedule.
“The team at Happy Buddies are incredible. They really look after Jimmy when he stays for boarding and daycare, and share pictures each day while you are away.”
Before you book
Frequently asked questions
How much does dog grooming cost?
The quote depends on dog size, breed, coat condition and the services needed. Send a recent photo and short description on WhatsApp for a current recommendation.
Can grooming be combined with daycare or boarding?
Yes, subject to appointment availability. Ask for grooming when you book daycare or boarding so the team can confirm timing and price.
How often should my dog be groomed?
The useful interval depends on breed, coat type, shedding, lifestyle and current condition. The team can suggest a routine after learning more about your dog.
When should I speak with a vet before grooming?
Arrange veterinary advice first if your dog has a new rash, open wound, pain, infection, recent procedure or another medical concern that grooming could aggravate.