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How often can I groom my pet?

It depends on the dog’s breed, lifestyle and hair length. Typically, short hair dogs should be washed every month and long hair dogs every 2-3 weeks.

Can I stay with my pet while its being groomed?

Yes. If your dog or cat is nervous or anxious when its being cleaned, we recommend its owner staying by its side to comfort it.

Do you brush teeth?

No. It’s advised that you visit your local vet for a teeth-brushing service.