bath and dry
A full wash and blow dry, down to the skin.
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Norton Canines is a dog grooming salon on Hednesford Road in Norton Canes, Cannock. Sue washes, trims and tidies dogs of every coat and size.
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Calm hands, one dog at a time, properly finished
Baths, brush-outs, scissor work, nails and tidying around the face. Ring to talk through what your dog needs.
nails
Nail clipping and a tidy up around the paws.
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de-matting
Knots and matted patches worked out with a thorough brush-out.
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scissor finish
Hand scissoring to shape the coat and even it off.
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ears and eyes
Careful tidying around the ears and eyes so your dog can see and hear clearly.
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trusted by local dog owners
Rated 5 out of 5 from 4 Google reviews.
“My dog usually has anxiety going into groomers, but he was made to feel calm, and relaxed plus, he looked so handsome when he came out.”
“Sue is a wonderful dog groomer and my dog always come out tidy and happy. I would recommend Norton Canines”
“Absolutely fantastic service! My dog looks amazing and was so happy and well cared for.”
“Had my Springer groomed today, he came out looking absolutely amazing”
FAQs
frequently asked question about
Dogs are bathed and blow dried, brushed out, and finished with scissors where the coat needs shaping. Nails, paws, ears and eyes are tidied as part of the visit.
Yes, de-matting and brush-out work is part of what Sue does. Ring and describe the coat and she will tell you what can be done.
Nervous dogs are taken slowly and kept calm. One owner said her anxious dog was made to feel calm and relaxed on his first visit.
Springers and other longer coated dogs are groomed here regularly. Ring with your dog's breed and Sue will talk it through with you.
The salon is at 177 Hednesford Rd, Norton Canes, Cannock WS11 9RU. It is open 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Monday to Saturday, and closed on Sunday.
Ring 07776 135125 and Sue will find you a slot. It helps to mention your dog's breed and how the coat is at the moment.
Good to know
Short reads for dog owners
Small things that make the next groom easier.
How to brush between grooms
Where knots start on a long coat, and how a few minutes of brushing keeps them from turning into mats.
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Getting a nervous dog used to the salon
What helps an anxious dog settle, from the walk beforehand to how you hand them over at the door.
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Paws, nails and the bits people forget
Why nails and the hair between the pads matter, and what to look for at home.
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