The process of bathing a pet involves wetting the pet’s coat, lathering it with a specially formulated shampoo, and then thoroughly rinsing it off. Some shampoos are specifically designed for different types of coats, such as long-haired, short-haired, curly-haired, or sensitive skin.

Nail trimming helps to keep a pet’s nails healthy and short, preventing them from becoming too long and causing problems for the pet. Nail trimming can be a relatively sensitive process and require intimate attention do detail when done professional groomer or veterinarian.

Professional groomers often begin by lifting the dog’s ear and exposing the inside flap so that it faces him. Any hair that is in the way is removed around the opening of the external ear canal and a small amount of medicated ear powder is placed in each ear.

Deshedding is the process of removing hair from your pet’s undercoat which may not be effectively removed with you’re the of brushing or combing, as these focus primarily on removing hair and debris from the top layer of fur. For tougher mats, we aim to use detangling spray in addition to the slicker brush. Finally, we will run a comb through your pet’s hair to make sure we untangled all of the mats.