ONE TO ONE DOG GROOMING SESSION PEACEFUL AND STRESS FREE

  Bath ,Brush out ,De- Shedding 

  Less hoovering, less hair, happier you, happier dog with our de-shedding service

   

What It Does: DE-shedding is like giving your furry friend a spa day. We remove the loose, dead hairs from their fur. This helps reduce shedding, meaning less cleaning for you, and it keeps your dog's coat healthy

 

This service is specifically designed for dogs with smooth coats, thick and dense coats, or double coats. It's suitable for long-haired breeds such as Border Collies or Golden Retrievers, as well as short-haired breeds like Labradors or French Bulldogs.

 

De-shedding is the equivalent of giving your double-coated dog a complete full grooming session.

         

 Bath and De- Shedding Services: Session lasts from 1:30  to  4 hours, depending on the size ,coat and behaviour certain breeds might even require a little bit an extra time.

  The services including

.1.Pre-groom Consultation and Health Check
 

2..Bath: Using a special de -shedding shampoo to Cleans the coat, removes dirt and odour, soothes the skin, and maintains natural oils.

 

3..Blow Dry De-Shedding: Refresh and removes loose hair.

 

4.Full Brush Out: Brush out with professional tools for removing undercoat tangles, stimulate the skin, promote a healthy coat and reduce shedding.

 

5. Paws and Feet Trimming promotes cleanliness, comfort, and a happier walk.

 

6.Nail Trimming /Grinder: Enhances comfort, mobility, and prevents overgrowth.

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7.Ear Cleaning : Ears cleaned and plucked, as necessary ,clean ears prevent discomfort and infection

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​9.Trimming:  Scissor trim of skirt and feathers and eyes as required

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9.Sanitary trim: improving hygiene and comfort in sensitive areas

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 Regular grooming and de-shedding keeps your dog's coat healthy and your home cleaner

 

  General guidelines

Year-Round Shedders: Breeds that shed consistently throughout the year, require de-shedding services every 4-6 weeks.

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Long-Haired Breeds , thick coats or double coats :To prevent matting and excessive shedding,  require services every 4-8 weeks.

However the frequency of de-shedding services should be based on your dog's individual need .Regular brushing at home can also help reduce shedding between grooming sessions

  

  Price

Prices will vary based on the breed of your dog and the condition of their coat and Behaviour.

Our guide prices assume your dog is groomed every 4-6 weeks. If it's more or less often, it could affect the price.

Please note Hugs and kisses are already included in the price!

Book your appointment on 07-982908063

and let your pet enjoy the experience!"

  Extras 

De-Matting Service Policy

De-Matting Charge: Starting from £10

Please note that we offer de-matting services only for dogs with lightly matted fur. We do not provide De Matting service for severely matted fur or tightly attached to the skin due to the potential pain and discomfort it can cause to your pet.

For these situations, we recommend using our Matted Removal Service. For more information about this service, please click the link below.

Matted Removal

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Fleas Policy

To protect our salon and the pets of other customers,

please be aware that if fleas are detected, there will be an additional charge for flea baths.

 

    Small Breeds: £12

    Larger Breeds: £16

 

This A-Z list provides examples of breeds that will benefit from deshedding."

1. Afghan Hound

2. Akita

3. Alaskan Malamute

4. American Eskimo Dog

5. Australian Shepherd

6. Basset Hound

7. Beagle

8. Belgian Malinois

9. Bernese Mountain Dog

10. Bloodhound

11. Border Collie

12. Boxer

13. Bull Terrier

14. Cairn Terrier

15. Corgi (Pembroke or Cardigan)

16. Chow Chow

17. Collie

18. Dalmatian

19. Doberman Pinscher

20. German Shepherd

21. Golden Retriever

22. Great Pyrenees

23. Irish Setter

24. Labrador Retriever

25. Newfoundland

26. Pomeranian

27. Rhodesian Ridgeback

28. Rottweiler

29. Saint Bernard

30. Samoyed

31. Shetland Sheepdog

32. Shiba Inu

33. Siberian Husky

34. Staffordshire Bull Terrier

35. Vizsla

36. Weimaraner

37. Whippet