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The Copper Comb Dog & cat grooming · Leslieville

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Before & after, in words that don't flatter us

Every groom below is told the way we'd tell your vet: what walked in, what it took, and how long it honestly needed. Times come from the till, not from memory.

Winnie

1 hr 55 min

Mini Goldendoodle · Full groom

Before

Eight weeks of growth, mats starting behind both ears


After

Teddy trim, ears saved with twenty minutes of line brushing

Groomed by Priya

Atlas

2 hr 30 min

Great Pyrenees · De-shed treatment

Before

Spring blow-out — undercoat lifting in sheets


After

Four grocery bags of undercoat lighter, same majestic dog

Groomed by Marcus

Mochi

1 hr 25 min

Persian · Lion cut

Before

Pelted along the spine and britches — rehomed, history unknown


After

Clean clip, mane kept, back to grooming herself within a week

Groomed by Dana

Small terrier mid-bath in a stainless tub, shampoo worked through its wet coat
The bath — two shampoos, always

Banjo

2 hr 15 min

Cocker Spaniel · Full groom

Before

Grown-out pet cut, ears matted at the leather


After

Classic spaniel head, ears combed out — not clipped off

Groomed by Priya

Juniper

1 hr

Domestic longhair · De-shed comb-out

Before

Tufts everywhere, hairballs weekly


After

A full rake-out — her people report one hairball since

Groomed by Dana

Duke

2 hr 5 min

German Shepherd · De-shed treatment

Before

Couch, car and kitchen all wearing his coat


After

High-velocity dry did the heavy lifting; the couch recovered

Groomed by Marcus

Groomer trimming the nails of a calm apricot doodle standing on a grooming table
Nails — fifteen unhurried minutes

Pickle

1 hr 50 min

Shih Tzu · Full groom

Before

First groom at eleven months — nervous, coat in knots


After

Short and sweet all over; second visit he walked in wagging

Groomed by Priya

Fig

55 min

Labrador Retriever · Bath & tidy

Before

Rolled in something at Cherry Beach. Twice.


After

Two shampoos later, allowed back on the bed

Groomed by Marcus

Cream puppy running through grass with its mouth open in a happy grin
The pick-up mood, ideally

Why words instead of a wall of photos? Because before-photos taken at drop-off tend to embarrass owners, and we'd rather keep your trust than win a scroll. Ask at the studio and we'll happily show you our full book — with each owner's blessing.

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