Frequently Asked Questions

The frequency of grooming varies depending on the type of dog that you have. Generally, most dogs need to be groomed every 4-6 weeks. Curly-coated breeds such as poodles and doodles will need to be groomed more frequently than other dog breeds, and we recommend bringing them in at least once a month. It is best to make your grooming appointment ahead of time so that you can stay consistent with the grooming requirements of your pets. Senior dogs or dogs with certain medical conditions should be given a comfort-only groom, which is generally a very short cut so that the haircut lasts longer, and you don't have to bring them in as frequently. These pets should only be brought in when necessary for the comfort and health of the pet. We work with clients to determine if a bath is required.

It is recommended that short hair dogs such as dobermans, pugs, labs, boston terriers, etc are groomed frequently. It is best to have them groomed every 4-6 weeks or at minimum every 3 months. Having your dog groomed is a great way to keep your dog healthy, looking good, and it helps keep your dog’s coat, skin, ears, paws, and sanitary areas cleaned. Consistent grooming will ensure that your pup is well acclimated to the grooming process, while also keeping the nails at a comfortable length for your pet, keeping teeth clean, preventing hot spots, ear infections, and to keep shedding down in your home.

This is for many reasons such as keeping the nails at a comfortable length for your pets, up-keeping dental health, preventing matting, hot spots, ear infections, and keeping shedding down in your home.

The frequency of grooming varies depending on the type of dog that you have. Generally, most dogs need to be groomed every 4-6 weeks. Curly-coated breeds such as poodles and doodles will need to be groomed more frequently than other dog breeds, and we recommend bringing them in at least once a month. It is best to make your grooming appointment ahead of time so that you can stay consistent with the grooming requirements of your pets. Senior dogs or dogs with certain medical conditions should be given a comfort-only groom, which is generally a very short cut so that the haircut lasts longer, and you don't have to bring them in as frequently. These pets should only be brought in when necessary for the comfort and health of the pet. We work with clients to determine if a bath is required.

It is recommended that short hair dogs such as dobermans, pugs, labs, boston terriers, etc are groomed frequently. It is best to have them groomed every 4-6 weeks or at minimum every 3 months. Having your dog groomed is a great way to keep your dog healthy, looking good, and it helps keep your dog’s coat, skin, ears, paws, and sanitary areas cleaned. Consistent grooming will ensure that your pup is well acclimated to the grooming process, while also keeping the nails at a comfortable length for your pet, keeping teeth clean, preventing hot spots, ear infections, and to keep shedding down in your home.

This is for many reasons such as keeping the nails at a comfortable length for your pets, up-keeping dental health, preventing matting, hot spots, ear infections, and keeping shedding down in your home.

The frequency of grooming varies depending on the type of dog that you have. Generally, most dogs need to be groomed every 4-6 weeks. Curly-coated breeds such as poodles and doodles will need to be groomed more frequently than other dog breeds, and we recommend bringing them in at least once a month. It is best to make your grooming appointment ahead of time so that you can stay consistent with the grooming requirements of your pets. Senior dogs or dogs with certain medical conditions should be given a comfort-only groom, which is generally a very short cut so that the haircut lasts longer, and you don't have to bring them in as frequently. These pets should only be brought in when necessary for the comfort and health of the pet. We work with clients to determine if a bath is required.

It is recommended that short hair dogs such as dobermans, pugs, labs, boston terriers, etc are groomed frequently. It is best to have them groomed every 4-6 weeks or at minimum every 3 months. Having your dog groomed is a great way to keep your dog healthy, looking good, and it helps keep your dog’s coat, skin, ears, paws, and sanitary areas cleaned. Consistent grooming will ensure that your pup is well acclimated to the grooming process, while also keeping the nails at a comfortable length for your pet, keeping teeth clean, preventing hot spots, ear infections, and to keep shedding down in your home.

This is for many reasons such as keeping the nails at a comfortable length for your pets, up-keeping dental health, preventing matting, hot spots, ear infections, and keeping shedding down in your home.

The frequency of grooming varies depending on the type of dog that you have. Generally, most dogs need to be groomed every 4-6 weeks. Curly-coated breeds such as poodles and doodles will need to be groomed more frequently than other dog breeds, and we recommend bringing them in at least once a month. It is best to make your grooming appointment ahead of time so that you can stay consistent with the grooming requirements of your pets. Senior dogs or dogs with certain medical conditions should be given a comfort-only groom, which is generally a very short cut so that the haircut lasts longer, and you don't have to bring them in as frequently. These pets should only be brought in when necessary for the comfort and health of the pet. We work with clients to determine if a bath is required.

It is recommended that short hair dogs such as dobermans, pugs, labs, boston terriers, etc are groomed frequently. It is best to have them groomed every 4-6 weeks or at minimum every 3 months. Having your dog groomed is a great way to keep your dog healthy, looking good, and it helps keep your dog’s coat, skin, ears, paws, and sanitary areas cleaned. Consistent grooming will ensure that your pup is well acclimated to the grooming process, while also keeping the nails at a comfortable length for your pet, keeping teeth clean, preventing hot spots, ear infections, and to keep shedding down in your home.

This is for many reasons such as keeping the nails at a comfortable length for your pets, up-keeping dental health, preventing matting, hot spots, ear infections, and keeping shedding down in your home.

The frequency of grooming varies depending on the type of dog that you have. Generally, most dogs need to be groomed every 4-6 weeks. Curly-coated breeds such as poodles and doodles will need to be groomed more frequently than other dog breeds, and we recommend bringing them in at least once a month. It is best to make your grooming appointment ahead of time so that you can stay consistent with the grooming requirements of your pets. Senior dogs or dogs with certain medical conditions should be given a comfort-only groom, which is generally a very short cut so that the haircut lasts longer, and you don't have to bring them in as frequently. These pets should only be brought in when necessary for the comfort and health of the pet. We work with clients to determine if a bath is required.

It is recommended that short hair dogs such as dobermans, pugs, labs, boston terriers, etc are groomed frequently. It is best to have them groomed every 4-6 weeks or at minimum every 3 months. Having your dog groomed is a great way to keep your dog healthy, looking good, and it helps keep your dog’s coat, skin, ears, paws, and sanitary areas cleaned. Consistent grooming will ensure that your pup is well acclimated to the grooming process, while also keeping the nails at a comfortable length for your pet, keeping teeth clean, preventing hot spots, ear infections, and to keep shedding down in your home.

This is for many reasons such as keeping the nails at a comfortable length for your pets, up-keeping dental health, preventing matting, hot spots, ear infections, and keeping shedding down in your home.