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🪮Groomers in Chelmsford
Looking for a groomer in the Chelmsford area? Whether your dog has a simple short coat or a more demanding long, curly, woolly, or double coat, it’s worth choosing a groomer who understands your dog’s type and temperament. Here are three excellent local options — including a mobile groomer if you’d like to save time and avoid travelling.
1. Dogwood Chelmsford Pet Grooming Spa
Address: Unit E, The Army & Navy, 5 Parkway, Chelmsford, Essex CM2 7GY
Phone: 01245 980041
Website: dogwoodgrooming.co.uk/chelmsford
Why it’s good: This is a full-service spa-style salon offering packages like puppy pamper, mini makeover, and hand strip. They use high-quality, naturally derived products and are experienced with a wide range of coat types.
Tip: Perfect for dogs with high-maintenance coats that need extra care and attention.
2. Style Paws Dog Grooming
Address: Unit 20, Waterhouse Business Centre, Cromar Way, Chelmsford, Essex CM1 2QE
Website: style-paws.co.uk
Why it’s good: Fully qualified groomers with over ten years’ experience, known for their gentle handling and great results. They work with all coat types, and reviews highlight their success with nervous or first-time clients.
Tip: A friendly, experienced salon that’s ideal if your dog needs a bit of reassurance.
3. Chez Lorraine Mobile Dog Grooming
Phone: 07826 766044
Website: chez-lorraines.com
Why it’s good: This fully equipped mobile grooming van comes to you anywhere in the Chelmsford area. It’s perfect if you’re short on time, cannot drive or if your dog gets anxious travelling to a salon.
Tip: Mobile grooming saves time and can help your dog feel calmer by staying in familiar surroundings.
Don’t Forget — The Pamper Brush Reward
As part of my dog-walking service, your Loyalty Card includes a “pamper brush session” as a reward. After their walk, your dog can enjoy a gentle brush-out to help maintain their coat between grooming appointments. If you book a walk with me to get started earning rewards!
Building Good Grooming Habits
If your dog’s coat needs a lot of maintenance (woolly, long, curly, or double coats especially), regular brushing and handling make all the difference. It’s best to start early — and not just rely on breeder advice. Doing a bit of your own research and working with a groomer from the start helps your dog learn to relax during grooming sessions.
If you missed it, we talked about this in last week’s post: “Training for Grooming.” It’s a short read that explains how to get your dog used to being handled and brushed — and why that training can stop groomers from refusing dogs for difficult behaviour🐾
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