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Kits Coty Pampered Pets is a brand new salon located in an area of outstanding beauty. Not only is the salon staffed by experts but they are animal lovers and owners too. They created the salon to offer others the service they want their own dogs to experience. With focus on pet safety and relaxation their immaculate and state of the art salon sets the standard for grooming, from the moment you enter into the relaxed environment you know your pet is in for the full spa experience .
The pampers start from £20 and the company is offering an introductory 25% off your first pamper and a loyalty scheme. There are five different pampers: “traditional” offers a bath, blow dry and full groom; the "mini" pamper is an in-between groom with dry shampoo; the "puppy" pamper for the young ones who need
extra gentle care for their first spa experience; the "medi" pamper using our sensitive skin products for all the sensitive souls; and the "deep clean" using a deep cleansing product and a good bath blow dry and groom.
For a truly spa experience, call 01634 786512. Staff are looking forward to meeting you and your pets.
01634 786512 Mobile: 07836 737431
www.kitscotypamperedpets.co.uk
THE NAME YOU HAVE COME TO TRUST FOR ALL YOUR CLEANING NEEDS
Expert Patio Pathway & Driveway Cleaning
Discolouration and plant growth can become common on your patio or pathway whether the surface is block paving,tiled or concrete.
Phoenix technicians undertake a proven thorough process when it comes to pressure washing your patio, pathway or drive to brighten its appearance and in many cases make it look as good as the day it was first laid!
Stage 1: The area is pressure cleaned using our truck mounted machine, the dirty water is washed away to a wash down zone or sucked back to the van. The area is then washed down to remove any dirt that may have been flicked up onto surrounding plants, windows etc.
Stage 2: We then re-sand as required – this usually applies to areas of block paving.
Stage 3: A quality sealant is applied to give a clear matt or gloss finish. The sealant can enhance the appearance of the surface and make it look like new. It can prevent substances such as oil soaking into the surface making removal easier and effective. The sealant is hard wearing and enhances the colour of the surface and prevents it from fading.
We can maintain imprinted concrete areas and service with protective sealants to provide a full restoration service. We can re-colour tarmac and carryout remedial work on patios and pathways.
We expertly clean carpets, upholstery, curtains, hard floors, wooden floors, tiles, patios, pathways, driveways, walls, fencing, garden furniture and decking. We remove graffiti, algae, lichen, and moss. We also undertake commercial and retail cleaning plus flood and fire restoration
01622 753466
07803 054770
www.wefixdisasters.co.uk
Formerly Hydro-Dynamix PHOENIX
Maidstone East July 2015 7
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Extras offered include: nail trim; ears and teeth clean; face trim; healing paw balm; full demat or style. The state-of-the-art parlour has been fitted with the best grooming equipment and 100% natural products are used on dogs and cats. Wildwash products contain no sulphates or chemicals and: no extracts or synthetic fragrances used;
contain 100% pure essential oils; are PH balanced suited to your pets’ skin;
made in England & handcrafted. The company looked at various products on the market and chose Wildwash because of the above and it believes it is in a league of its own. Ingredients include chamomile, mandarin, fennel, lavender, aloe Vera, peppermint, Rosemary, evening primrose, ylang ylang and ginger.
97 Salisbury Road Aylesford, Kent ME20 7EW
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