Grooming

Aside from the improvements to your pet's style, comfort, and looks, regular pet grooming can have many benefits for your pet's life, including:

If you have a dog, their unique grooming needs will depend on their coat type and general lifestyle. However, we typically recommend that dogs are fully groomed at least every 4-6 weeks to avoid painful matting of the coat, ear and/or skin infections, and parasite infestations.

 

Between full-grooming sessions, regularly bathe your dog to keep them feeling clean, fresh, and healthy. Your dog’s nails should also be trimmed at least every 4 weeks to reduce the chances of nail-related injuries.  

 

For cats, their nail care needs are a little more intensive than for dogs, but they do not require as close attention to bathing. Unless your cat’s fur is matted, dirt-filled, or infested with parasites, they typically won’t require full grooming sessions. However, many cat-parents decide to have their cats groomed to help reduce shedding, to keep their household more sanitary, or for aesthetic purposes.