The Poodle is the original styling canvas: a dense, curly, continuously growing single coat that holds a scissored shape better than any other breed. Almost every named cut in grooming was invented on a Poodle, so this page has the widest range in our catalogue.
One plush, even length over the whole body with a fully rounded face and rounded feet. The soft-toy look — the most requested style in the salon.
At home: Brush 3–4x/week; regroom every 4–6 weeks to hold the round shape.
A single shorter length all over with a lightly tidied natural face. Fresh, low-fuss and forever young — ideal between more sculpted styles.
At home: Brush 2–3x/week; regroom every 4–6 weeks.
Short, neat body with noticeably fuller, straight scissored legs and a plush tail. A classic silhouette that photographs beautifully.
At home: Brush legs 3x/week; regroom every 4–6 weeks.
Body, face and tail base clipped short, with round bracelets left on the lower legs and a pom on the tail tip. Cool, cheeky and perfect for Kuwait heat.
At home: Brush bracelets 3x/week; regroom every 4–5 weeks.
The iconic Poodle statement: a full mane over the chest and head, closely clipped hindquarters, leg bracelets and a tail pom. Maximum drama, maximum scissor work.
At home: Brush mane daily; regroom every 4 weeks. Requires an excellent, mat-free coat.
Korean-style doll grooming: an oversized round face, a compact body and flared, chunky scissored legs. Cartoon-cute and entirely hand-finished.
At home: Brush 4x/week; regroom every 4 weeks to keep the doll shape crisp.
Long, silky and fast-growing, the Shih Tzu coat can be worn floor-length or clipped into some of the cutest short styles in grooming. Faces are this breed's signature — every style here is really a decision about the face.
One even, easy length all over with a neatly rounded short face. Bright-eyed and wash-and-go — the everyday favourite.
At home: Brush 2–3x/week; regroom every 4–6 weeks.
A plush medium length with a big, perfectly round scissored face and chubby cheeks. The style that turns heads on walks.
At home: Brush 3–4x/week; regroom every 4–6 weeks.
The classic breed look: full-length flowing coat, a wrapped top knot with a bow, and a face framed like a chrysanthemum. Pure red-carpet.
At home: Daily brushing at home is essential; salon maintenance every 3–4 weeks.
Short and smooth all over, with tidy short ears. The coolest, easiest option — ideal for summer or for restarting a matted coat.
At home: Brush 1–2x/week; regroom every 6–8 weeks.
Big round cheeks, short muzzle framing, a compact body and flared bell-shaped legs. Doll-like, hand-scissored and utterly Instagrammable.
At home: Brush 4x/week; regroom every 4 weeks.
A single-layer coat of pure white silk that grows to the floor. The Maltese takes both extremes beautifully — a gleaming show mantle or a bouncy short crop — and everything cute in between.
An even, cotton-soft short length with a tidy natural face. Keeps the famous white coat bright and easy to live with.
At home: Brush 2–3x/week; regroom every 4–6 weeks. Daily eye-area wipe keeps the white face clean.
Plush all over with a round scissored face and soft rounded ears. Like a small white cloud with eyes.
At home: Brush 3–4x/week; regroom every 4–6 weeks.
The full mantle: conditioned, straightened silk falling to the floor, with a centre part and a classic top knot. The most glamorous look we offer.
At home: Daily brushing and wrap care at home; salon maintenance every 3 weeks.
Short, smooth and cool from nose to tail. The easiest Maltese there is — perfect for the hottest months.
At home: Brush 1–2x/week; regroom every 6–8 weeks.
Hand-scissored round cheeks that shorten the muzzle visually, paired with bell-shaped legs and a compact body. The K-grooming classic.
At home: Brush 4x/week; regroom every 4 weeks to keep the face perfectly round.
A glorious double coat — a soft dense undercoat beneath a stand-off outer coat — that must be styled with scissors, never shaved. Our Pomeranian styles sculpt the natural puff; they never take it away.
The breed's natural spitz outline, cleaned and defined: tidy ears, neat paws, a shaped chest ruff and a perfectly balanced tail plume.
At home: Brush 3x/week down to the skin; regroom every 4–6 weeks.
The famous round-all-over Pom look, achieved entirely with scissors at a coat-safe length. A hand-sculpted pompom with a smile.
At home: Brush 3–4x/week; regroom every 4–5 weeks.
The ring-ready silhouette: a sculpted ball of coat, defined pants and chest, and a fanned tail carried flat over the back.
At home: Line-brush 3–4x/week; regroom every 4 weeks.
A de-shedding bath and full blow-out with hygienic trims only: paws, ears, and sanitary areas. Everything fresh, nothing lost.
At home: Brush 2–3x/week; repeat every 4–6 weeks, more often in shedding season.
Body taken short with a full mane, boots and tail tip left long. On a Pomeranian we offer this only when the coat truly needs it.
At home: Brush mane 3x/week; discuss regrowth plan with your groomer.
Fine, human-hair-like silk in steel blue and tan that grows continuously and tangles easily. Yorkies suit everything from a sporty crop to a floor-length show fall with a bow.
One short, even, silky length with a bright open face and tidy pricked ears. Sporty, practical and always smart.
At home: Brush 2–3x/week; regroom every 4–6 weeks.
A plush medium length with a soft, round scissored face. All the Yorkie attitude, wrapped in a toy-box finish.
At home: Brush 3x/week; regroom every 4–6 weeks.
The breed's signature: a floor-length centre-parted silk fall, conditioned to shine, finished with the classic red bow top knot.
At home: Daily brushing at home; salon maintenance every 3–4 weeks.
Short body with a defined beard, expressive eyebrows and fuller legs. A distinguished, terrier-forward alternative to the round face.
At home: Brush beard and legs 3x/week; regroom every 4–6 weeks.
Everything short, smooth and cool. The zero-tangle option for the hottest part of the year.
At home: Brush weekly; regroom every 6–8 weeks.
A springy white double coat that stands away from the body — grooming's favourite material for perfect circles. Bichon styling is sculpture: the coat is powdered, fluffed and scissored into shape.
The powder-puff: a fully hand-scissored round head halo flowing into a sculpted rounded body. The breed standard, and our benchmark scissor work.
At home: Brush 4x/week to the skin; regroom every 4 weeks without fail.
A softer, rounder everyday take on the Bichon look — plush all over with a sweet round face at a livable length.
At home: Brush 3x/week; regroom every 4–5 weeks.
An even, shorter crop with a lightly rounded face. Keeps the cloud, cuts the housework.
At home: Brush 2–3x/week; regroom every 4–6 weeks.
Neat short body with fuller scissored legs — a crisp, elegant line that shows off the Bichon's spring.
At home: Brush legs 3x/week; regroom every 4–6 weeks.
Short, cool and completely fuss-free — the sensible reset for busy seasons or coats that got away.
At home: Brush 1–2x/week; regroom every 6–8 weeks.
Silky feathering, a flowing skirt and those unmistakable long ears. Cocker styling is about balance — how much skirt, how much feather, how much ear — from full show elegance to a breezy sport trim.
A short, clean back and throat blending into a full flowing skirt, feathered legs and softly rounded ear tops. The Cocker at its most classical.
At home: Brush skirt and feathering 3–4x/week; regroom every 4 weeks.
Everyday elegance: a short tidy body with a moderate skirt and lighter feathering. The show silhouette, made livable.
At home: Brush 3x/week; regroom every 4–6 weeks.
One even medium length all over, skirt taken up, ears left softly long. A youthful, low-tangle Cocker.
At home: Brush 2–3x/week; regroom every 4–6 weeks.
Short and sleek from head to tail with trimmed-up ears. Built for swimming season, sandy weekends and easy living.
At home: Brush weekly; regroom every 6–8 weeks. Keep up weekly ear checks.
Wiry jacket, soft furnishings, and the most famous eyebrows in the dog world. Schnauzer styles pivot on one choice: the classic bearded gentleman, or the soft round teddy.
The signature look: a short clean jacket, a longer wiry skirt, column legs, and the full beard-and-eyebrows expression.
At home: Comb beard and legs 3x/week (daily beard wipe after meals); regroom every 4–6 weeks.
The same tidy body with the beard traded for a soft, fully rounded face. Gentler, rounder, and hugely popular.
At home: Brush 3x/week; regroom every 4–6 weeks.
One even length all over with a lightly shaped face — beard optional, kept short. Simple and smart.
At home: Brush 2x/week; regroom every 4–6 weeks.
Short everywhere, including the furnishings. The cool-weather-be-damned, zero-maintenance Schnauzer.
At home: Brush weekly; regroom every 6–8 weeks.
Two coats, two philosophies. Doodle coats are curly-to-wavy and endlessly styleable; the purebred Golden Retriever wears a protective double coat that we tidy and de-shed but never shave.
The definitive Doodle look: plush and even all over with a fully rounded face and soft rounded feet. Maximum hug factor.
At home: Brush and comb to the skin 3–4x/week; regroom every 4–6 weeks.
A shorter, even all-over length with a natural tidy face. The practical crowd-pleaser between teddy appointments.
At home: Brush 3x/week; regroom every 4–6 weeks.
Short body, fuller straight legs and a plush tail — a tailored, athletic line that suits taller Doodles beautifully.
At home: Brush legs 3x/week; regroom every 4–6 weeks.
Short and smooth all over. The kindest fresh start for matted coats and the coolest choice for peak summer.
At home: Brush 2x/week; regroom every 6–8 weeks.
The longest, densest coat in the cat world — and the one that needs a professional most. Persian styling is welfare-first: every option below is a recognized, cat-safe cut performed by a cat-experienced groomer.
Body clipped short with a full mane, fluffy boots and a tail plume left long. The classic remedy for chronic matting — and undeniably majestic.
At home: Comb the mane and tail 2–3x/week; repeat every 8–10 weeks as the coat grows back.
The whole coat evenly shortened to a plush teddy length — long enough to stay soft and Persian, short enough to resist mats. Our most technical cat work.
At home: Comb 3x/week; repeat every 6–8 weeks.
Targeted trims where mats start — belly, armpits, britches and hygiene areas — leaving the visible coat gloriously intact.
At home: Comb 3–4x/week at home; repeat every 4–6 weeks.
A degreasing bath, gentle blow-out and complete comb-through to the skin, with eye and face tidy. The full coat, at its absolute best.
At home: Comb daily at home; repeat every 4–6 weeks to stay mat-free.
A big, shaggy, water-resistant coat with a famous ruff and tail. Maine Coons rarely need dramatic cuts — most shine with expert de-shedding — but styled options exist when the coat calls for them.
The coat evenly shortened to a thick plush length that keeps the Maine Coon look while dramatically reducing mats and hairballs.
At home: Comb 2–3x/week; repeat every 6–8 weeks.
Short body, full mane, boots and tail plume. On a Maine Coon we recommend it mainly for matting relief or veterinary reasons — but few cats wear it better.
At home: Comb mane 2–3x/week; repeat every 8–10 weeks.
Trims exactly where this breed mats — belly, armpits and hygiene zones — with the magnificent topcoat untouched.
At home: Comb 2–3x/week; repeat every 4–6 weeks.
Every long-haired house cat is its own mix of coat lengths and textures — which is exactly why a professional assessment matters. These are the safe, recognized options we tailor to your cat's coat on the day.
The go-to reset for matted or overwhelming coats: short body, proud mane, boots and tail plume.
At home: Comb mane 2x/week; repeat every 8–10 weeks.
An even plush shortening of the whole coat — the soft middle path between full coat and lion cut.
At home: Comb 2–3x/week; repeat every 6–8 weeks.
Hygiene and mat-prone zones trimmed, visible coat untouched. The minimal, high-impact option.
At home: Comb 3x/week; repeat every 4–6 weeks.
That famous plush, crisp double coat does not need a haircut — it needs expert care. This page is our Premium Coat Care menu: everything that makes a British Shorthair look and feel extraordinary, with the coat kept exactly as nature intended.
Discreet hygiene tidying plus nail trim and ear check. Comfort details, invisibly done.
At home: Repeat every 4–6 weeks as needed.
Available only when genuinely needed. Short body with mane, boots and tail left natural.
At home: Comb regrowth weekly; expect several months to full coat.
Soft, dense and owl-faced, the Scottish Fold thrives on the same philosophy as the British Shorthair: keep the coat, perfect the care. Gentle handling matters especially for this breed, and it is how we work.
Discreet hygiene areas tidied, nails trimmed, ears checked. Small services, big comfort.
At home: Repeat every 4–6 weeks as needed.
Reserved for coats that truly need it: short body, natural mane, boots and tail.
At home: Comb regrowth weekly; full coat returns over several months.
Styles follow the coat, not the pedigree. Find your pet’s coat type below and jump to the closest breed page — every style there will suit your companion. Unsure? Our groomers will match the coat for you at check-in.
like a Poodle or Doodle — Curly coats hold every shape in this catalogue — teddy, lamb, puppy and fusion styles all apply.
See Poodle styles →Also see Golden Retriever & Doodle Mixes →like a Shih Tzu, Maltese or Yorkie — Silky coats suit puppy cuts, teddy faces and — with daily brushing — full flowing looks.
See Shih Tzu styles →Also see Maltese →like a Pomeranian or Spitz mix — Double coats are scissor-styled only — see the Pomeranian page for the safe options.
See Pomeranian styles →like a Cocker or Spaniel mix — Feathered coats shine with skirt trims and tidy sport cuts.
See Cocker Spaniel styles →like a Schnauzer or terrier mix — Wiry coats take beards, brows and tidy jackets beautifully.
See Miniature Schnauzer styles →like a Golden Retriever or Husky mix — These coats get natural tidies and de-shedding — never a shave-down. See the Golden section.
See Golden Retriever & Doodle Mixes styles →like a Persian mix or fluffy moggy — The Domestic Long-Hair page covers every safe option; extreme coats follow the Persian menu.
See Domestic Long-Hair styles →Also see Persian & Himalayan →like a British Shorthair mix — Short plush coats get our Premium Coat Care menu rather than styled cuts.
See British Shorthair styles →Named, styled cuts chosen by you and hand-finished by our groomers — each one taking roughly twice the time of a standard groom. Browse by breed, pick a style, and we’ll bring it to life.
Even, practical styled cuts — the fastest way into the Special tier.
Shaped silhouettes with scissor finishing — rounded faces, legs and outlines.
Hand-scissored, show-standard or fusion styling — our most technical work.
