Maintenance Grooms
Maintenance Grooms to Keep Coats Mat-Free
A shorter visit on a regular schedule, usually every four to six weeks, that keeps a coat comfortable without a full haircut every time.
Small and medium dogs up to 40 lb, and cats.
Stopping Mats Before They Start
Coats like shih tzus, doodles and maltese mat quickly, and once a mat is tight against the skin, brushing it out hurts. Too often the only humane choice left is to clip the coat short.
Maintenance grooms keep that from happening. On a regular schedule I brush the coat through, tidy the face, feet and sanitary areas, and catch small tangles before they become a problem.
Your dog keeps the longer look you love, stays comfortable, and every full groom is easier on both of you.
A Typical Maintenance Visit
Bath and brush-through
Clean coat, tangles worked out while they are small.
Face, feet and sanitary tidy
The areas that grow out fastest.
Nails and ears
Kept up between full grooms.
A schedule that fits
Usually every four to six weeks.
Regular Visits Save Coats and Money
- Fewer shave-downs A coat that is kept up rarely needs clipping short.
- Shorter appointments Less work each time than a neglected coat.
- Honest advice I will tell you what gap makes sense for your dog.
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