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A wash, dry and trim that leaves your dog looking smart and smelling lovely.
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The Floof Hut is a dog grooming salon at 9 Station Way in Cheam, Sutton. Full grooms, de-shedding, hand stripping and the small finishing touches, all done at your dog's pace.
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Careful, unhurried grooming that suits your dog's coat
Every coat is different, so every groom is too. Tell us about your dog and we will talk you through what would suit them.
curly coats
Doodles, cavapoos and spaniels, brushed out and shaped with patience.
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de-shedding
Double coats worked through to lift out the loose undercoat.
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hand stripping
Wiry coats brushed and hand stripped to keep the texture right.
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nails and paws
Nail trims and a paw tidy, on their own or as part of a groom.
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trusted by dogs and their people in cheam
Rated 5 out of 5 across 32 Google reviews.
“My spaniels Hudson and Sara had their very first visit last week but the staff greeted them like old friends! The Floof Hut is a cheerful spot with talented groomers.”
“The Floof Hut always take such good care of our little cavapoo Maisie, who has been going there ever since she was a tiny puppy. They took time to adjust her and always make sure she feels safe and happy there.”
“My Border Terrier had a brilliant clip and groom at The Floof Hut. He came out looking very smart, smelling wonderful and, most importantly, very happy and pleased with himself.”
“The Floof Hut did a great job on my chow chow! He is a little nervous of getting groomed, really doesn't like having his bum fur touched so it's quite matted. The groomers were sensitive to this and they managed to smooth all of it out!”
“Timon and Pumbaa thoroughly enjoyed their grooming session today. … They are nervous with people so we were so pleased with how it went and they looked fabulous.”
“We took our dog to The Floof Hut today for the first time. She looks amazing! She can also be a bit nervous of new environments. They were lovely with her and took great care of her.”
FAQs
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Yes, and a lot of our regulars started out nervous. We take the time to settle them first and work at a pace they can cope with.
Bring them in and we will take a look with you. We are used to working sensitive areas through gently rather than rushing them.
We do, including cavapoos, spaniels and other curly and wavy coats. They are brushed out properly before any shaping.
Double coats usually want de-shedding rather than clipping. Ask us and we will explain what we would do for your dog.
We are at 9 Station Way, Cheam, Sutton SM3 8SD. We are open Monday to Friday, 9:30am to 5:30pm, and closed on Saturday and Sunday.
Give us a ring on 020 8629 0959 during opening hours and we will find you a slot. Tell us your dog's breed and coat type when you call.
Good to know
A few short reads on coats
Small things that make the next groom easier.
Brushing a curly coat at home
How to get through a cavapoo or doodle coat properly, right down to the skin, so mats do not take hold.
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coats
Why double coats should not be clipped
What that thick undercoat is actually doing, and why de-shedding is usually the better answer.
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shedding
Getting a puppy used to grooming
Handling paws, ears and tails at home so the first salon visit feels like nothing new.
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puppies