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A wash, cut and finish, from nose to tail.
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Leanne Little grooms dogs at 33A High St in Stroud. Full grooms, baths, nail trims and a gentle first groom for puppies.
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From a quick tidy to a full groom, every dog gets Leanne's full attention. Tell her about your dog and she will talk you through what suits them.

A wash, cut and finish, from nose to tail.
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A proper bath and blow dry, no clipping needed.
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Nails clipped calmly, on their own or added to a groom.
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A thorough brush out to lift the loose coat.
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A gentle first visit, so grooming starts off well.
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Rated 5 out of 5 from 4 Google reviews.
“Leanne is an absolutely amazing dog groomer. Luna had a wash, cut and her nails done and she is now a fully groomed girl.”
“My king Charles spaniel is very nervous about being groomed and having his nails clipped. Leanne built up a rapport with him. He loves going to see her.”
“Such a capable groomer. My poodle puppy has had two grooms they have been fab. Really caring and kind.”
“She’s kind, caring and approachable making the experience feel very personal. Jax comes away looking amazing, feeling super soft and smelling brilliant.”
FAQs
Your dog is washed, dried and clipped, and nails can be done at the same time. Leanne will check what you want for the coat before she starts.
Yes, a bath and blow dry can be booked on its own. A de-shedding brush out can be added if the coat is dropping.
Leanne takes time to build a rapport with nervous dogs, and owners say theirs now look forward to coming. Tell her what your dog finds difficult and she will work around it.
Yes, a puppy's first groom is a service in its own right. It is kept gentle so your puppy learns that grooming is nothing to worry about.
You will find Leanne at 33A High St, Stroud GL5 1AJ. The salon is open Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 9:30am to 4pm, and closed the rest of the week.
Call or text Leanne on 07564 913157 and tell her about your dog. She sends a text reminder before your appointment.
Good to know
A few practical notes from the grooming table.

Small things you can do at home so the first visit feels familiar. Handling paws, ears and tail without a fuss.

How to keep a coat from matting in the weeks after a groom. Where the knots start and what to do first.

Why some dogs dislike having their nails done, and how to make it easier. Gentle steps to try at home.