clipping
Coats clipped down to a length that suits your dog.
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Lesley Sills Dog Grooming looks after dogs of every coat and size from a small grooming room at 2 Beech View in Midhurst. One dog at a time, by appointment.
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Calm, unhurried grooming on the table, one dog at a time
Clipping, trimming, brushing out and tidying, worked to suit your dog's coat. Ring to talk through what your dog needs.
face trims
Faces and muzzles tidied so your dog can see and eat in comfort.
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brush out
Coats brushed right through and finished on the table.
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bath
A wash and dry before the coat is worked on.
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puppy visits
A gentle first session to get young dogs used to the table.
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frequently asked question about
Your dog goes up on the grooming table and is worked on there from start to finish. Clipping, trimming and brushing out are all done by hand, one dog at a time.
Dogs of all coats and sizes are welcome, from Westies to long shaggy coats. Ring on 07977 714457 and describe your dog's coat.
Bring your dog in and Lesley will look at the coat and tell you honestly what can be done. Some matts brush out and some need clipping down.
It depends entirely on the coat, so there is no single answer. Ask when you visit and you will get advice for your own dog.
The grooming room is at 2 Beech View, Midhurst GU29 9EL. Open Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and closed on Saturday and Sunday.
Ring 07977 714457 during opening hours, Monday to Friday between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM. Appointments are taken over the phone so slots can be spaced out properly.
Good to know
Short reads on dog coats
A few practical notes for owners between appointments.
Brushing between grooms: where to start
Which parts of the coat matt first and how to keep on top of them at home.
Lesley Sills Dog Grooming
Coats
Getting a puppy used to the grooming table
Small things you can do at home so a first groom is not a shock.
Lesley Sills Dog Grooming
Puppies
Why face and muzzle trims matter
How a tidy face helps your dog see, eat and stay comfortable.
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Comfort