Dog owner devastated and distraught after groomer 'severely' sliced pet cockapoo's tongue
63-year-old former Royal Mail worker Mike Corry has lodged a complaint against Pets at Home after one of their groomers 'accidentally' nicked his pup's tongue.
A UK dog owner has been left "devastated and distraught" after his 20-month-old dog's tongue was allegedly "severely" damaged by a groomer with whom he had left the dog. 63-year-old Mike Corry, from Peterborough, said his cockapoo Marley was injured during an appointment at the Pets at Home branch in Bretton, Cambridgeshire, on December 11. According to the BBC, Corry, a former Royal Mail worker, said that when he went to collect Marley from the appointment, the groomer admitted to "accidentally" nicking the dog's tongue while trimming its facial hair. However, he assured the 63-year-old that the cockapoo had been given the all-clear by the vet.