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Noticed your furry pal’s starting to smell a tad funky? It happens! Our hygiene trim session it’s a quick and effective way to keep your pet feeling and smelling their best between grooming appointments.
We trim those pesky hairs near sensitive areas like paws and privates, ensuring cleanliness without a full grooming session.
So, if your nose is giving you hints, don’t wait. Book your pet in today and let’s keep those funky smells at bay! 🐾✨
Weekly baths are especially valid for dogs with long and oily coats, such as:
✅ Yorkshire Terrier
✅ Lhasa Apso
✅ Schnauzer
A playful long-haired dog may require a weekly bath, whereas a less active pooch with shorter hair may need one every other month or so. So, when it comes to bathing frequency, it’s essential to consider your pet’s activity level, coat length, and grooming needs.
In the end, it’s all about finding what works best for your pet’s well-being 🐾💖
Curious about shaving your dog’s coat in the summer? Here’s the scoop: While it may seem like a good idea to help them stay cool, shaving isn’t always the best solution.
Your dog’s coat actually provides insulation against both heat and cold, and shaving can disrupt this natural regulation.
Instead, opt for regular brushing to remove excess fur and keep them comfortable.
As always, consult with your vet or groomer for personalized advice based on your dog’s breed and needs. 🐾☀️
Bathing your kitty can be a hot topic among pet owners. While some cats adore splashing around, others view water as a mortal enemy.
Cats are naturally clean animals, so they don’t need to be bathed as often as dogs do. However, if you have a particularly messy cat who likes to get into ‘trouble,’ then give them a bath every 4-6 weeks, or when needed.
Remember, exceptions apply depending on your cat’s lifestyle and preferences. Always monitor their skin and coat condition to adjust accordingly.
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If your dog has tear stains, it might indicate an underlying issue. Here are some potential causes and how to treat them:
✅ Genetics: Some breeds are more prone. Regular grooming helps!
✅ Blocked Tear Ducts: Clean gently with a damp cloth. See a vet if tearing persists.
✅ Allergies: Identify and eliminate allergens. Keep the area clean.
✅ Teething: Puppies, especially during teething, may produce more tears. Keeping their face clean and dry during this period to minimize staining.
Always consult your vet for persistent staining or unusual symptoms!
Ever wondered about the grooming routine for Shih Tzus?
Well, it’s recommended to schedule a trip to the groomer every 4 to 6 weeks. This helps maintain their coat’s health and appearance, keeping it free from mats and tangles.
Of course, every dog is different, so it’s a good idea to chat with your groomer about what’s best for your furry friend! 🐾
It’s not uncommon for many dogs to experience anxiety during their grooming appointments. However, there are numerous methods available that can really make a difference in their experience:
Step 1: Walkies
Make sure to take your dog for a walk before their appointment to help them release any extra energy. The calmer they are, the smoother the grooming session will be. We can often tell if a dog hasn’t had a chance to stretch their legs, so please prioritize this!
Step 2: Bathroom Break
During their morning walk, ensure your dog has the chance to go potty to prevent any accidents at the salon.
Step 3: Keep Calm
Try to keep things relaxed when heading to the grooming appointment. Some dogs may feel a bit anxious about going somewhere new, which is understandable. They might struggle if they feel they’re being taken away from something important, like playtime or being with their favorite toy or person.
Afterward, reward them with cuddles and praise for a positive grooming experience!
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