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A complete groom and haircut, shaped to suit your dog.
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Sheila's Dog Beauticians is a dog grooming and spa service in Dunfermline. Bring your dog to KY11 4LS for a groom in a calm, friendly room.
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Grooming for all sizes and coat types, from a giant schnauzer to a German shepherd. Get in touch and we will talk through what your dog needs.

A complete groom and haircut, shaped to suit your dog.
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A wash and dry to get the dirt out of the coat.
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Work on thick double coats like German shepherds.
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Paws and nails tidied as part of the visit.
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A gentle first visit so your puppy gets used to the room.
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Rated 4 out of 5 from 4 Google reviews.
“Sheila was amazing with Olive and her haircut looks amazing! We are so happy we found Sheila!”
“Took my dog Shadow in for his groom very polite relaxed place staff were lovely and I'll be going back again”
“Our giant schnauzer Olive saw Sheila today and immediately gave her a kiss with the initial visit, that was a great first impression!”
“Very happy with the groomers”
FAQs
All sorts, from giant schnauzers to German shepherds. Tell us your dog's breed and coat and we will let you know what suits them.
Yes, double coats are part of the regular work here. Ask us what we would recommend for your dog's coat.
Owners describe it as a polite, relaxed place. The aim is to keep things calm for your dog from start to finish.
Nervous dogs are welcome and Sheila takes the first visit slowly. Let us know what your dog finds difficult before you come in.
We are in Dunfermline, KY11 4LS. Get in touch to arrange a time that suits you.
Just your dog and anything that helps them settle. Mention any health or skin issues when you book.
Good to know
A few practical notes from the grooming room.

How to work through a thick coat between grooms, and the spots that get missed.

Small things you can do at home with paws, ears and muzzle before the first groom.

What to look for in the coat, behind the ears and around the paws.