WagWorks Fulham

WagWorks Fulham presents itself as a membership club for dogs, combining daycare, training, grooming, and in-house healthcare under one roof (website). Recent reviews strongly focus on daycare and grooming, with multiple owners mentioning dogs who are excited to attend and come home “tired and happy” after sessions. Specific touches mentioned include a pre-grooming phone call to discuss handling preferences and what the owner wanted, and owners referencing in-house vets as part of the setup.

Services

• •Dog daycare (website; reviews mention morning sessions, play/sniff/rest time, and walks).
• •Dog grooming (website; described as an “in-house grooming team” in reviews, including grooming tailored to coat type and handling needs).
• •Dog training (website).
• •In-house healthcare / vets (website; reviews mention “in-house vets,” but don’t describe specific treatments or procedures).

People

• •Sonja (grooming team): specifically praised for handling a dog well during grooming (“incredible with my boy”).
• •Grooming team (unnamed): one owner describes a phone call ahead of grooming to clarify the requested style, how the dog likes to be handled, and whether treats were okay—followed by a result they felt matched their dog’s coat and “character.”

Reviews

Google rating: 4.9 stars from 44 reviews.

• •Daycare experience: dogs are described as eager to attend and coming home happily tired; owners mention play, sniffing, resting, and walks.
• •Support for dogs with issues/nerves: one owner notes a “lockdown puppy” with “a few issues” was not a problem for the team.
• •Grooming tailored to the dog: owners highlight staff asking in advance about handling and desired outcome, and achieving better results than previous groomers (including for a wire-haired dachshund with mixed coat texture).
• •In-house vets noted: at least one review explicitly mentions the presence of “in-house vets,” described as kind and understanding (no specific medical examples given).