Breed grooming guide
Cockapoo grooming
Cockapoos are one of the most popular dogs we see in Cheshire, and one of the most likely to mat. Their soft, low-shedding coat holds on to loose hair instead of dropping it, so regular professional grooming is essential.
The coat
Understanding the Cockapoo coat
A Cockapoo's coat can be anything from loose waves to tight curls, often changing as they grow out of their puppy coat between six and twelve months. Mats tend to form behind the ears, under the collar, in the armpits and on the legs, often close to the skin where you can't see them.
- Coat type
- Wavy to curly, low-shedding, continuously growing
- How often
- Every 4 to 6 weeks
- We recommend
- Full Groom
Popular styles
Teddy bear trim
A rounded face and fluffy, even body length. The most popular Cockapoo look.
Practical short trim
A shorter, easy-care length for dogs who swim, roll and live outdoors.
Cocker-style trim
Longer feathered ears and a tidy head, nodding to the Cocker Spaniel side.
Prices
Cockapoo grooming prices
Prices are a starting guide. Coat condition and temperament can affect the final price, and Ella will always confirm before starting.
| Full groom | Bath & tidy | |
|---|---|---|
| Toy & miniature CockapooSmall | £38 | Ask |
| Standard CockapooMedium | £44 | £28 |
Between grooms
Caring for your Cockapoo at home
- 01
Brush right down to the skin two or three times a week with a slicker brush, then check with a metal comb.
- 02
Pay extra attention behind the ears, under the collar and in the armpits.
- 03
Dry thoroughly after muddy walks. Damp curls mat far faster.
Other breeds
By appointment only
Book your Cockapoo's next groom
Appointments are limited and one-to-one. Book online in a minute, or call Ella to talk through what your dog needs.