Tips from the Grooming Team, Jordyn & Isaac
As seasons shift, your dog’s coat adjusts with it — and it needs more than a brush-out. Fall and winter bring drier air that pulls moisture from skin and fur, making coats more prone to matting, flaking, and dullness. What looks fine on the surface can be masking a coat that needs real attention.
De-Shedding: More Than a Brush-Out
A professional de-shedding treatment removes the loose undercoat before it traps moisture and leads to skin irritation — leaving the coat genuinely healthy, not just clean-looking.
A Note for Doodle Owners
Many owners prefer leaving their dog’s coat a little longer for warmth — but a longer coat demands more at-home maintenance. Regular brushing is essential, especially in the spots that mat fastest: behind the ears, along the legs, and at the base of the tail. Your groomer can show you exactly what to do between appointments.
We offer a complimentary coat evaluation with every visit — so your dog’s next appointment includes a personalized care plan built around their specific coat type and needs.
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