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Doggy Days

Name: Doggy Days
Address: Unit 7-8, Hubbway Business Centre, Bassington Lane, Cramlington, Northumberland, NE23 8AD, Cramlington, GB
Telephone: 01670 716666

Dog creche and grooming salon on Bassington Lane, offering supervised daycare with play and walks and a full grooming service for all sizes and breeds.

Unit 7-8, Hubbway Business Centre, Bassington Lane, Cramlington, Northumberland, NE23 8AD 01670 716666 Visit website

Creche and salon Mon-Fri 7.30am-6pm; salon Sat 9am-5pm; Sun closed

About Doggy Days

Doggy Days runs a dog creche and a grooming salon from Hubbway Business Centre on Bassington Lane, Cramlington. The creche offers supervised daycare with play activities and walks, and new dogs go through an assessment period before they join.

The salon handles all sizes and breeds, with services including bathing and drying, clipping, scissor work, hand stripping, teeth brushing and nail clipping, plus premium care packages. It also sells dog pamper products. Opening hours are from its own website, so check before booking.

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Dog Groomers in Cramlington

Where to get your dog groomed in and around Cramlington: the Doggy Days salon on Bassington Lane, Dixie's Dog Grooming on Market Street in Dudley and SeeShell Grooming in Burradon.

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