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No special preparation is required. Please ensure your dog’s vaccinations are current, as we require proof of current rabies vaccination for all pets. See our FAQ: Do we need to provide vet history and shot records?

A standalone de-shedding treatment typically takes 1.5–2.5 hours depending on your dog’s size, coat density, and degree of undercoat buildup. Combined with a full grooming appointment, total appointment time will be longer. Our team will provide a time estimate when you book.

Yes — and this is often the best approach. De-shedding treatment can be added to any full grooming appointment, combining thorough undercoat removal with a full bath, haircut, nail trimming, and ear cleaning in a single visit. Book through our salon booking page or

Yes. Professional de-shedding is beneficial for heavily shedding cats as well, particularly short-haired domestic cats, British Shorthairs, and other dense-coated feline breeds. See our cat grooming page for details on our feline grooming services.

Potentially yes. A packed undercoat traps heat and moisture against the skin, which can contribute to or worsen hot spots, skin irritation, and fungal issues. Removing accumulated undercoat through professional de-shedding improves airflow to the skin and reduces these conditions in many dogs. If your dog has persistent skin issues, discuss this with your vet… Read the full article

Most heavy-shedding breeds benefit from professional de-shedding treatment every 6–10 weeks depending on coat density and individual shedding patterns. Additional treatments during seasonal coat blows — typically spring and fall — help shorten and reduce the intensity of these high-shedding periods significantly.

No — when performed correctly using appropriate tools and technique. Our groomers are trained to use de-shedding tools in a way that removes loose undercoat without pulling or damaging the guard hair layer. We do not shave or clip double coats as part of de-shedding — shaving a double coat can permanently damage its structure… Read the full article

Most owners of heavy-shedding breeds report an immediate and very significant reduction in shedding following professional treatment — often describing it as one of the most noticeable grooming results they have experienced. The exact reduction varies by breed and individual dog, but professional de-shedding tools and technique consistently outperform home brushing by a substantial margin.

A de-shedding treatment is a specialized grooming service focused specifically on removing loose undercoat fur from heavy-shedding and double-coated breeds. It uses professional-grade undercoat removal tools, de-shedding shampoos and conditioners, and high-velocity drying to extract far more loose fur than a standard bath and brush-out. The result is a dramatic reduction in the fur shed… Read the full article