
Grooming guide for Labradors and other short‑coated breeds
Short, dense coats like Labradors’ need simple, regular care: the right brushes, calm brushing routines, sensible bathing, seasonal support and timely professional checks.
A wash, dry and thorough brush-out to keep the coat clean between full grooms.


Not every dog needs a haircut. A bath and brush gives your dog a proper clean, a full dry and a thorough brush-out, so the coat looks and feels its best.
It also works well as a maintenance groom between full grooms, keeping longer coats tangle-free for longer.
Short-coated dogs such as labradors, staffies, beagles and pugs, double-coated breeds, and any dog between full grooms.
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For dogs with longer coats, a bath and brush between full grooms keeps on top of knots before they become mats, so full grooms are quicker and more comfortable.
Every dog is different. Many short-coated dogs only need a professional bath every couple of months; active dogs who love mud may come more often.
Prices depend on your dog’s breed, size, coat condition and handling needs. Call 07501 621103 for an estimate before you book.
No. It’s a wash, dry and brush-out with an optional light tidy. If your dog needs trimming or styling, book a full groom.
Yes. A thorough wash and brush-out removes loose hair and dirt that home baths often miss.
Yes, just mention it when you book.

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