Petals Pawz Grooming Spa

Hot weather can be dangerous for dogs. Keep them hydrated with plenty of fresh water, avoid walks during the hottest hours, and keep them indoors or in the shade whenever possible. If the ground feels too hot for your hand, it’s too hot for their paws too 🐶☀️

Hugo 🧼🐾🐶

🧼Bath and blowdry
Tomorrow
12:30pm
2pm ,4pm🧼

🚨 LAST MINUTE GROOMING SLOT 🚨

A cancellation means we now have an appointment available!
If your dog is overdue for a pamper, now’s your chance 🐕✨

Tomorrow at 11am full groom
1pm bath and blowdry

First come, first served — send us a message to grab it!

Mr Clyde you make me laugh with your beard 🐾🧼🩵😂
Just a bath and tidy today letting you grow out 😜

Bonnie 💗
Came for her over due groom this morning 🧼🐾🐩

Blooming season isn’t just for flowers 🌸🐾

Watching this business grow through loyal clients, wagging tails, and all the new pups being booked in has been such a rewarding journey. Every grooming appointment is more than just a fresh cut or bath — it’s trust, care, and making every dog feel their best.

To my returning clients: thank you for continuing to book with me and support my small business.
To my new clients: welcome — I can’t wait to meet your beautiful dogs and get them booked in for their pamper sessions ✂️🛁

My diary is now open for upcoming appointments, so message to get your dogs booked in 🐶💖

Teddy 🩵
Leaving smelling and looking fresh 🧼🐾🐶

Otis 🩵
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☀️🐾 Hot Weather = Extra Care for Our Dogs 🐶💧

As temperatures rise, it’s important to help our dogs stay safe, cool, and hydrated. Unlike us, dogs can’t sweat the same way—so they rely on us to keep them comfortable!

Here are some simple ways to protect your pup in warm weather:

💦 Hydration is key
Always provide fresh, clean water—at home and on the go. Consider bringing a portable dog bowl on walks.

🌳 Seek shade
Whether in the garden or at the park, make sure your dog has access to shaded areas to escape direct sunlight.

🚶‍♂️ Time your walks wisely
Early mornings and evenings are best. Pavement can get extremely hot and may burn paws—if it’s too hot for your hand, it’s too hot for their feet.

🏡 Keep indoor spaces cool
Use fans, open windows safely, or let your dog relax in cooler rooms. Never leave them in a parked car—even for a minute.

🧊 Cool treats & fun
Frozen dog-safe treats or a splash in a paddling pool can help them beat the heat while having fun.

⚠️ Watch for signs of overheating
Heavy panting, drooling, lethargy, or vomiting can signal heat stress. If you notice these, act quickly and contact a vet.

Let’s keep our furry friends happy, healthy, and cool all summer long!