Alicia - Head Groomer

Alicia trained with one of the leading dog groomers in the UK.  She attained her Level 3 City and Guilds qualification with distinction in 2012.  Alicia started the business that year, and is the founding member of the Company as it stands today.  Her dedication to ensure we offer the very best service to dog owners in the Swindon area is what continually drives our business forward.

Hannah - Manager

Hannah joined us in 2015 already with a wealth of knowledge and experience.  She spent 2 years at Lackham College, Wiltshire, where she completed the Extended Diploma in Animal Management.  She then went on to specialise in dog grooming completing her City & Guilds Level 2 qualification at Abingdon and Witney College and then her Level 3 City & Guilds qualification here at Tip Top Grooming.  Her desire to continue developing her skills and knowledge is a testiment to what Tip Top Grooming is about.

Libby - Senior Groomer

Libby joined us in 2015 on an apprenticeship scheme and successfully completed the City & Guilds Level 2 qualification in dog grooming.   She completed her Level 3 qualification recently and is an integral part of the Tip Top team.  Her passion to ensure our customers get the very best service, compliments her natural bond with the 'real customers'.

Fleur - Assistant Groomer

Fleur started her dog grooming career at Tip Top Grooming earlier this year.  She is working towards her Level 2 City & Guilds qualification.  Her very high work ethic standards and aspiration to be the very best she can be, has ensured she compliments and makes the team stronger.

Tim - General Dog's Body

Tim worked as an accountant in the Corporate Finance Industry for over 20 years.  He has gradually become more and more involved with the business and has now given up the pin stripe suits for a little more casual attire.  He looks after all aspects of the business ensuring we offer a Tip Top service whilst safeguarding the welfare of all dogs who visit us. 

"If you think dog's can't count, try putting three dog biscuits in your pocket and then give him only two of them" - Phil Pastoret