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A proper wash and dry so your dog goes home smelling fresh.
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Carly's Canine Clips is a dog grooming salon on Lindsey Rd in Cleethorpes. Baths, clips, nails, ears and brush outs, all done one dog at a time.
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Every groom is put together around your dog, from a simple bath and brush out to a full clip. Tell us what your dog needs and we will talk it through with you.

A proper wash and dry so your dog goes home smelling fresh.
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A full coat clip, taken down to the length you ask for.
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Nails tidied back so walking stays comfortable.
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Ears checked over and cleaned as part of the groom.
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Loose coat brushed through to lift out tangles and shed hair.
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Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 Google review.
“Lovely friendly lady and very accommodating with appointments. Dog always seems excited to go, smells and looks great on return”
FAQs
We offer baths, full clips, nail trims, ear cleans and brush outs. You can book one of those on its own or have them combined into a full groom.
Not at all, first timers are welcome and we take things at the dog's pace. Mention it when you book so we know what we are working with.
That depends on the coat, the time of year and how much brushing you do at home. Tell us how your dog lives and we will suggest a length that suits.
Bring your dog in and we will look at the coat with you before anything starts. Some mats brush out and some are kinder to clip, so we will be honest about which it is.
We are on Lindsey Rd in Cleethorpes, postcode DN35 8TW. Put that postcode into your sat nav or maps app and it will bring you to the door.
Get in touch and we will find a slot that works around you. Customers tell us Carly is accommodating with appointment times, so do ask.
Good to know
Small, practical notes from the grooming table.

How a few minutes of brushing at home keeps the coat open and makes the next groom easier on your dog.

Simple ways to handle paws at home so nails stop being a battle.

What to watch for between grooms, and when to mention it to us.