Removes loose undercoat so double-coated dogs shed less at home.
Double-coated dogs grow a dense undercoat that sheds heavily, especially in spring and autumn. A deshedding treatment removes as much of that loose undercoat as possible in one session.
Your dog is more comfortable, the coat can breathe, and there’s far less hair on your floors and furniture.
Huskies, German shepherds, golden retrievers, labradors, collies, Bernese mountain dogs, Newfoundlands and other double-coated breeds.
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A double coat helps a dog regulate temperature and protects the skin. Shaving it can leave it growing back patchy. Removing the loose undercoat is usually the better option for comfort.
Book when your dog starts to blow their coat, and again a few weeks later if they shed heavily. Regular brushing at home between visits helps the results last.
Prices depend on your dog’s breed, size, coat condition and handling needs. Call 07501 621103 for an estimate before you book.
No treatment stops a healthy dog shedding, but removing loose undercoat means much less of it ends up around your home.
Many owners book during each seasonal moult. Heavy shedders may benefit from a visit every six to eight weeks.
Yes. It removes hair that is already loose and does not cut or thin the healthy coat.
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