Tidy ears, feet and feathering, and silky coats kept free of mats.
Cocker spaniels have silky coats with long feathering on the ears, chest, legs and belly. Kept tidy, they are easy to live with; left too long, the feathering collects mud and mats.
The spaniel coat is silky on top, with feathering that tangles where it rubs: behind the ears, under the legs and along the belly. Long ear feathering can also make ears warm and damp, so keeping it tidy helps.
Every six to eight weeks for most pet spaniels, sooner for busy working dogs.
Every six to eight weeks keeps most spaniels tidy and mat-free.
Yes. We tidy the coat and feathering while keeping the breed’s natural look, or go shorter if you’d prefer less upkeep.
We take our time, work in short steps and give breaks. Please tell us when you book.
Short, practical routines and tool choices to stop mats forming in spaniels’ silky feathering. Daily checks, safe detangling steps, product tips and when to seek professional help.
Wiry and broken coats need a different approach from soft or double coats. This guide explains hand‑stripping, safe home routines, tools and when to ask a qualified groomer or vet for help.
Poodle‑type coats vary from loose curls to dense wool — learn how to keep them mat‑free, choose a clip that suits your dog and what to expect at a calm one‑to‑one salon in Barton Seagrave.
Book online, call or message Khadija to find a time. New dogs are always welcome.
