How often should my dog be groomed?
The honest answer is that it depends entirely on coat type, and some dogs need far less than the internet tells you.
Read itStraight answers about grooming
Practical guides from someone who does this every day. No gatekeeping, no sign-up forms. If the honest answer is that you can handle it at home, that is what it says.
Matting: what it is, and what to do
Nobody is going to be told off on this page. Coats mat, life gets busy, and most matting I see is on dogs who are obviously well loved.
Read itPreparing for a first groom
The first appointment sets the tone for every one that follows. A week of small preparation at home makes a disproportionate difference.
Read itGrooming a senior dog
Old dogs still need grooming, often more than they used to. What changes is how it should be done.
Read itCat grooming: what to expect
Cats groom themselves, which is true right up until it is not. Here is when they need help and what happens when they get it.
Read itA brushing guide by coat type
Brushing properly at home is worth more than shortening the gap between appointments, and it is free. Most people are using the wrong tool, or the right tool the wrong way.
Read itWhat grooming prices actually cover
Grooming pricing confuses people, reasonably. Here is what actually drives the number.
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