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A bath and blow-dry that leaves the coat clean and smelling lovely.
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Dogs in Style Canine Services is a dog grooming salon on Russell Street in Stroud. Bathing, clipping, hand-stripping, nail trimming and de-shedding, all under one roof.
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Every coat is different, so every groom is too. Tell us about your dog and we will talk you through what suits them.

A bath and blow-dry that leaves the coat clean and smelling lovely.
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Clipping and hand-stripping to suit the coat your dog has.
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Nail trimming, done gently and without fuss.
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A thorough brush-out to lift the loose undercoat.
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Ear and eye cleaning as part of the tidy-up.
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Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 Google review.
“Marley is a nervous dog but absolutely loves Jodie and he always comes out looking and smelling gorgeous he's always a good boy for her and comes out wagging his tail! Highly recommend”
FAQs
Bathing and blow-drying, clipping and hand-stripping, nail trimming, de-shedding brush-outs, and ear and eye cleaning. Ring us and we will talk through what your dog's coat needs.
Yes, hand-stripping is offered alongside clipping. Which one suits your dog depends on their coat, so ask us when you book.
Nervous dogs are welcome here. One local owner says of her nervous dog Marley that he always comes out wagging his tail.
A de-shedding brush-out lifts the loose undercoat before it ends up on your sofa. Mention the moulting when you call so we can plan the appointment.
We are at 19 Russell St, Stroud GL5 3AQ. We are open Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and closed on Saturday and Sunday.
Call 07817 296642 and we will find a slot for your dog. Weekday mornings from 8:00 AM are the easiest time to reach us.
Good to know
A few practical notes for Stroud dog owners.

The spots that mat first on most dogs, and how to keep on top of them at home.

Small things owners can do before an appointment to make the visit easier on a worried dog.

How the two approaches differ and why coat type decides which one your dog gets.