Cavalier King Charles Grooming in Glasgow & Renfrewshire
A bath, blow-dry and gentle tidy of the ears, feathering and feet — no full body clip needed.
£55 · typical visit 60 min
Understanding the Cavalier King Charles coat
Cavaliers have a silky, medium-length coat with long feathering on the ears, chest, legs and tail. The ear feathering and armpits tangle easily, and hair grows thickly between the pads. A bath, blow-dry and brush out keep the coat soft, with the feathering and feet tidied rather than clipped off.
Fine, silky coats with feathering on the ears, legs, chest and tail. The feathering tangles and collects debris easily, so it is brushed out, tidied and scissored rather than shaved. That puts Cavalier King Charles Spaniels on our Signature Bath & Style package.
Built for Cavalier King Charles Spaniels
- Bath and full blow-dry
- Brush out of ears, chest and leg feathering
- Feet and paw pads tidied
- Feathering neatened with scissors
- Nail trim plus thorough ear clean
- Tangle check behind ears and in armpits
Best for: Cavaliers on a 6–8 week cycle, with a brush through the ears and feathering at home each week.
Not suited to: Full body clipping by default. If the feathering has matted, we will discuss a shorter tidy before starting.
Your Cavalier King Charles's grooming plan
Bath & Style — every 6–8 weeks — Wash, dry, brush out and a feather and feet tidy. See also add-ons & extras.
Further reading: Spaniel grooming guide
Related breed guides
Spaniel grooming — or browse all breed grooming guides.
We groom Cavalier King Charles Spaniels across Glasgow, Paisley, Newton Mearns, Clydebank and every area on our service map.
Cavalier King Charles grooming questions
Does a Cavalier need clipping?
Usually not. Most Cavaliers just need a bath, blow-dry, brush out and a tidy of the feathering, ears and feet.
How often should a Cavalier be groomed?
Every 6–8 weeks suits most Cavaliers, with weekly brushing of the ears and feathering to stop tangles.