Six services, each with the scope it covers
A price on this page applies to the scope printed under it. Where a price begins with “from”, the final figure is confirmed after the coat is seen and before any work begins.
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Bath and brush
from $48
A wash in a coat-appropriate shampoo, a full dry and a brush-out to the skin, with ears and pads checked and nails left alone unless the nail trim is added. No clipper or scissor work is included at this price.
Suits a coat in good condition that mainly needs cleaning.
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Full groom
from $72
Everything in a bath and brush, followed by a clip or scissor finish to a length agreed before the work starts, with the face, feet and sanitary areas tidied and the nails trimmed. The finished length is confirmed at the table, not guessed from a breed.
Suits a coat that needs shaping as well as washing.
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Puppy introduction
$38
A deliberately short first visit: handling, the sound of the dryer and clippers, a light wash and a little brushing, stopped at the first sign the puppy has had enough. The point is a calm second visit rather than a finished coat.
Suits a young animal that has never been groomed before.
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De-shed treatment
from $28
A wash with a coat-loosening conditioner, a high-velocity dry and undercoat removal with a rake and a slicker. It reduces a seasonal shed; it does not stop one, and it is not a substitute for clipping a matted coat.
Suits a double coat dropping its undercoat.
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Nail trim
$18
Nails trimmed to a safe length and filed smooth, with the pads and the dewclaws checked. Booked on its own it takes a few minutes; added to another service it carries no extra appointment.
Suits nails that have grown past the pad.
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Coat consultation
no charge
A look at the coat, the skin and the animal's tolerance of handling, followed by a plain statement of which service fits, what it would cost and whether it is worth doing at all. It carries no charge and ends without obligation.
Suits a first approach, including an undecided one.
How contacting the shop works
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A question arrives
Sent through the contact form or by telephone. It needs the animal's breed or coat type and the service being considered, and nothing else.
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The shop replies
Clover & Clip Grooming confirms which of the six services fits, or says plainly that none of them does.
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A visit is arranged
Arranged directly, with the price confirmed first. Nothing on this website confirms an appointment.
When a service may not be the right one
A matted coat, a skin condition or an animal that is distressed by handling can all make a published service the wrong choice. Clover & Clip Grooming says so before the visit rather than during it, and a coat consultation carries no charge precisely so that conversation can happen first.
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.