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The shop, the tools and the animals

Eight photographs with a factual caption on each. They show the kind of work the six services cover; none of them is presented as an appointment completed by Clover & Clip Grooming.

  • A shepherd dog sitting upright wrapped in a pale towel, alone in the frame.
    01 Wrapped and waiting for the dryer. Nobody rushes this part.
  • A wet long-coated dog standing on a stainless steel table, mouth open and ears up.
    02 On the table at the end of a bath, before the towels come out.
  • Two hands working shampoo into the back of a wet dog with an orange sponge.
    03 Shampoo goes on in sections, along the coat rather than against it.
  • A hand holding a rubber curry brush against a dog's shoulder while the other hand steadies a bottle.
    04 A rubber curry brush, which lifts loose undercoat without pulling.
  • A pair of scissor-style pet nail clippers with red handles, photographed on a wooden bench.
    05 Scissor clippers. The nail trim service uses nothing else.
  • Three groomers at their tables, seen through the wide front windows of the salon.
    06 Three tables running at once, seen from the front of the shop.
  • A white poodle in a full show trim with a raised topknot and small bows.
    07 A full groom taken to a show trim, which takes about two hours.
  • A long-coated dog on the table being dried after a bath, towel folded to one side.
    08 The drying stage after a bath. This is the usual review.

A question about a coat, a breed or a price

The contact form takes a question and sends it to the shop. Book goes to the arrangements page; neither one confirms a time by itself.

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Occasional notes from the shop

An email address only, used to send occasional notes about the shop. No offers chased by a countdown and no third party.

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