My Pom is a rescue dog who is very nervous around people she doesn't know. We've had grooming…read moreappointments where she came out shaking, but this time she seemed to enjoy her beauty appointment, which is unusual for her. She had surgery on her ear a few months ago, so the shave made her hair look all the different.

I don't actually have a dog. But I know a lot of people that do. Some dogs are obviously more prone…read moreto grooming needs than others. People are like that too. So if you have a dog that has that fashion-conscious bent then many of my neighbours and dog-owning friends use and recommend this dog grooming service. They'll happily take dogs large and small, give them a good shampoo, or dry, or trim. Two poodles I know, who like to visit my garden, are very smart (in the looks department) after a visit to the groomers. I haven't smelt them close up but I expect an agreeable fragrance akin to summer meadows - or perhaps they get that from my garden.

I have a Pomeranian dog, so I am very picky about groomers…read more Most just assume he's to be shaved, Barkers' asked me how I wanted him trimmed. Sign of a groomer who knows her business. My dog always comes out looking & smelling beautiful, and he struts his stuff. Would always recommend to others.

My Puppy was in there for 1 week, she came out filthy and so did her bedding, she also came out…read morewith what looks like a bite to her nose and a cold or some infection, she is booked in with the vets to see exactly what she has caught! she had the kennel cough vaccine weeks before she went in there. Even in the rain my dog has never been in such a filthy mess and for her bed to be dirty when its always been clean, and it says there kennels are heated yet our dog has a cold! she has not had any of this prior to going in that kennels, I'd tell people to just beware and have a good look round, I spent to much time with the parrot when I should of had a better look round and not left my dog somewhere like this

Sadly a few weeks ago we lost our beloved pet cat after having him for 12 years,as you can…read moreunderstand we were very upset so the vet suggested we had him cremated.At this point I did not even know that such a service existed so he put us in touch with Summerleaze Pet Crematorium who are based in the small village of Redwick,about 7 miles outside Newport.The owner and staff were extremely helpful,reassuring and understanding with us,explaining that we could leave Bobby in their safe hands.When we returned they had kindly put Bobbies ashes into a little wooden box and even placed a small spray of flowers on top. I would highly recommend this service to any pet owners as it is a fitting tribute to our beloved friends.

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Our Ragdoll kitten was really unwell at the beginning of January which had to stay over night for…read moretwo nights. The whole team were amazing, we also had daily updates how Luna was getting on, but a big shout out expecially to Eve which was amazing throughout.

Recently had to have two of our much loved dogs put to sleep within a month of each other. Park…read morevets couldn't have been kinder from the reception staff to the vets they treated our much loved pets with dignity and respect I wouldn't go to any other vets. Amazing practice I can highly recommend.

Decided to have our dog spayed here. Upon arrival after waiting in queue for 5 mins, got to desk…read moreand the receptionist took phone call which lasted ages whilst she chatted about the price of food with someone else- very rude. When collecting dog, told to pick up at 4pm Arrived on-time for appt, kept waiting for 35 mins, no apologies. Was given a customised form for post op care with dogs name inserted, which was a nice touch, except that the form was for a cat! When returned for post op consultation vet thought he was giving annual jabs, had to inform why we were there, oh yes, "I remember" he said.... asked if he would inspect dogs ears and he gave me some solution to apply according to instructions, was charged £20.15 for 118ml bottle which is generally available for £7.22 To summarise they are rude, expensive and in-efficient. They look like they know what they are doing, but I doubt it!

This is the best vets I have ever been to the staff are all so friendly and really make a fuss of…read moremy animals. There are several care plans which help spread the cost especially for vaccinations. My little Cavalier had to go in for emergency surgery and they saved her life, really can't say enough to appreciate how amazing they are

My hound isn't keen on being bathed, but most of the time she stands very nicely and lets me wash…read moreher without trying to run away. I always wash and groom her myself, because she's a low maintenance kind-of-a-girl, but obviously the same can't be said for some longer-haired breeds. My friend took her ridiculously woolly Old England Sheepdog Max here for its first professional cut and groom when it was barely out of puppyhood, and she was full of trepidation in case he hated being bathed, and developed a grooming phobia - which would be disastrous with such a furry breed. Perfect Paws groom any size and any breed, and cut and style them according to their owner's preference. Prices vary according to the dog, but are in line with other similar services in the local area. Fortunately, Max didn't seem to mind being groomed and was very bouncy afterwards, as if he was rather pleased with himself - I think he could see better without his overgrown fringe getting in the way...

When my dog decides to wallow like a pig in a pool full of mud I just shampoo her myself, and dry…read moreher off with a towel - and being a greyhound she's pretty clean and low maintenance, with a very short coat. My friend, on the other hand, has a far higher maintenance pedigree pooch which she sends off to Clare at Shampooch Groomers in Whitchurch fairly regularly. They'll pick up your dog in their adapted van, and their services are council approved. They are well equipped with a workshop space fitted out specifically for the purpose of dog grooming, and they also offer doggie day care and longer home boarding for when owners go on holiday. They can groom to breed standards (for those, unlike me, who have pedigrees) and to your own preferences (for example some people prefer their dogs to keep their feathering, whilst others prefer to remove it to prevent matting!). It costs my friend about £26 for her dog to be bathed, brushed, clipped and have her nails trimmed, and she's always been very happy with the results.