Brindle & Bath

Grooming and prices.

Prices go by size and coat. Every groom includes a bath, a hand dry, nails, ears and a hygiene trim.

SizeFull groomBath and tidyDe-sheddingHand stripping
SmallUp to 10 kg£42£30£38£55
Medium10 to 20 kg£52£36£46£65
Large20 to 35 kg£64£44£58£80
GiantOver 35 kgfrom £80from £55from £70on request
Heavily matted or very overdue coats take longer. We add £10 for each extra 15 minutes and always ask first.

Small: Shih Tzu, Westie, Bichon, Cavachon.

Medium: Cocker Spaniel, Cockapoo, Schnauzer.

Large: Labradoodle, Golden Retriever, Springer.

Giant: Newfoundland, Bernese, Standard Poodle.

What each service includes.

Not sure which one your dog needs? Book a full groom and we’ll tell you at drop-off.

  • Full groom

    From £42 · 2 to 3 hours

    Bath, hand dry, full haircut in the style you want, nails, ears and a hygiene trim.

  • Bath and tidy

    From £30 · 1 to 1½ hours

    For short coats, or between full grooms: bath, dry, brush, nails, and a tidy of the face, feet and bottom.

  • De-shedding treatment

    From £38 · 2 to 3 hours

    For double coats that moult: a deep bath and a high-velocity dry that lifts out the loose undercoat.

  • Puppy introduction

    £25 · 45 minutes

    A short first visit from 12 weeks: bath, gentle dry, nails and a tidy round the eyes.

  • Nail clip

    £10 · 10 minutes

    Nails clipped and filed smooth. Walk in on a weekday morning or book a time.

  • Hand stripping

    From £55 · 2 to 3 hours

    For wire coats like Border Terriers and Schnauzers. Keeps the coat’s colour and texture.

A groomer brushing out the ear feathering of a red Cocker Spaniel with a slicker brush

Matted coats.

Brushing out mats that sit close to the skin hurts. When a coat is too far gone, we clip it short and let it grow back. We show you the mats first and agree it together.

  • Brush down to the skin, not just the top, two or three times a week.
  • Doodles, poodles and Bichons need a groom every six to eight weeks.
  • Ask us for a five-minute brushing lesson at collection. It’s free.
A groomer in pink gloves washing a small curly-coated dog in the salon bath
Two washes with a shampoo for the coat type, then conditioner.
Close-up of a groomer holding a paw and trimming the nails with clippers
Nail clips are £10. Walk in on a weekday morning or book online.
A groomer hand-drying a black standard poodle on the table with a hand-held dryer
Hand dried on the table. We don’t use cage dryers.

Gift cards.

Any amount, emailed to you or straight to them on the day you choose. They work for grooming, daycare and nail clips.

The code is on the card. Give it to us at drop-off or enter it when you book.

To buy, call us on +44 113 496 0582 or ask at your next visit.

  • Gift card, any amount

    Any amount from USD 10.00 to USD 500.00

    Valid for 5 years.

Grooming questions.

Book a groom

How often should my dog be groomed?

Doodles, poodles, Bichons and Shih Tzus every six to eight weeks. Spaniels and terriers every eight to ten. Short coats every few months, or when they need it.

Can I stay and watch?

Most dogs settle better without their owner in sight, so we ask you to drop off and collect. For puppies and nervous dogs, you’re welcome to stay for the first few minutes.

Can I bring a photo of the cut I want?

Yes, please do. We’ll tell you if the coat can get there today or needs a few visits.

Why might the price change on the day?

Only if the coat is matted or much longer than usual. We tell you at drop-off, before we start, and never add anything without asking.

Will you shave my double-coated dog?

No. Shaving a Husky, Retriever or Collie can damage the coat for good. A de-shedding treatment keeps them cooler and moults less.