Do you travel all the way to Faversham?

Yes. Faversham is a regular route — roughly 25–35 minutes from the Herne Bay studio via the A299. Home visits are the typical setup.

What about villages around Faversham — Boughton, Ospringe, Oare?

All covered. If your postcode starts ME13, send it over when you message and Joanne will confirm the visit works with her schedule.

Can you de-shed a heavy-coated farm dog?

Yes. A proper de-shed removes most of the loose undercoat and usually lasts 4–6 weeks. For hard-working dogs, every 8–12 weeks is the right rhythm, with extra visits when the coat blows.

Do you take older dogs who struggle to stand for long?

Yes. Pace, rests and positioning are all adjusted for senior and arthritic dogs. If a full groom is too much on a given day, Joanne will pause and finish what makes sense — not push through.

Dog grooming Faversham

Calm dog grooming for Faversham and the villages around it

Home grooming visits across Faversham, Boughton, Ospringe, and the rural villages in between. Studio appointments also available in Herne Bay. Joanne Taylor, SEG Level 3 accredited.

Message Joanne jo@thefloofspa.com

The Floof Spa travels to Faversham and its surrounding villages for one-to-one home grooming. Every appointment is personally confirmed by Joanne, the price is agreed before the visit, and home grooming is +£15 on any package.

Grooming for Faversham dogs

Faversham and its rural neighbours tend to have bigger dogs with heavier coats — Labradors, Collies, Retrievers, farm-dogs and lurchers. De-shedding and undercoat management matter more here than fashionable trims.

Country walks mean regular mud, brambles and field-ditch dips. That's rough on coats and ear canals, and a proper 6–8 week grooming rhythm keeps skin issues from building up unnoticed.

Faversham is a longer drive than most areas Joanne covers, but home visits make it work simply — one travel slot rather than two car journeys for the dog. Villages like Boughton, Selling, Ospringe, Oare and Preston are all welcome.

Coats & breeds commonly seen from Faversham

Labradors, Retrievers and Goldens — regular de-sheds around spring and autumn coat blows
Border Collies and crosses — undercoat management, feathers tidied, no shave
Spaniels with long ear-fur — regular ear care to prevent infections
Lurchers, Whippets and sighthounds — short-coat tidies, nails, ear cleans
Rural-working breeds — coat assessment after bramble and field damage
Senior and rescue dogs — calm, patient handling as standard, not an extra

Questions from Faversham owners

Do you travel all the way to Faversham?: Yes. Faversham is a regular route — roughly 25–35 minutes from the Herne Bay studio via the A299. Home visits are the typical setup.
What about villages around Faversham — Boughton, Ospringe, Oare?: All covered. If your postcode starts ME13, send it over when you message and Joanne will confirm the visit works with her schedule.
Can you de-shed a heavy-coated farm dog?: Yes. A proper de-shed removes most of the loose undercoat and usually lasts 4–6 weeks. For hard-working dogs, every 8–12 weeks is the right rhythm, with extra visits when the coat blows.
Do you take older dogs who struggle to stand for long?: Yes. Pace, rests and positioning are all adjusted for senior and arthritic dogs. If a full groom is too much on a given day, Joanne will pause and finish what makes sense — not push through.

Book a calm groom from Faversham

Every appointment is personally confirmed by Joanne so she can understand your dog, coat condition and grooming needs before booking.

Message Joanne jo@thefloofspa.com

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