Grooming distributes the natural oil which helps maintain skin and coat health and enables us to check for parasites such as fleas and ticks, also helps desensitize the cat to being handled and decrease the incidence of hair swallowing.

Bathing your dog often can benefit your own health. Clean dogs are less likely to cause people to suffer unnecessarily from allergies and other respiratory problems. Think of it this way. Your dog’s hair acts like a rug, trapping dirt, bacteria, fungi and allergens. Allergens are foreign proteins such as dander, dust mites, saliva from the dog licking himelf, bug droppings, molds, and tree and grass pollens.

Booking regular grooming appointments for your dog doesn’t just keep him pretty, it keeps him healthy and happy. Regular visits may result in early detection of issues with ears, skin, teeth and more.

Indoor pets often require frequent nail trimmings for your sake as much as theirs. Claws are innate tools for felines and dogs, who use them for grip as well as for defense. Their natural inclination to sharpen their tiny claws can lead to expensive problems if you don’t trim them.