Do You Own a Shedding Dog?

Do You Own a Shedding Dog?

If you own a dog, it is highly probable that it sheds. Some breeds shed more than others, but some shed to the point of being problematic. If your co-workers keep lint rollers in their desk to use on your clothes when you arrive to work, then your dog probably sheds excessively. Many breeds do this. It is actually normal for many breeds, but this doesn’t mean that steps cannot be taken to help prevent so much shedding. Regular brushing helps with excessive shedding, but there are also other steps your groomer can help you with. Now, if you usually do not take your dog to the groomer, that is fine. Just tell them the problem you are having with shedding and the groomer will be able to offer a service that may be able to help without pushing you into other services you do not want for your dog.

What Can a Groomer Do to Help with My Shedding Dog?

A groomer can offer what is called a shed-less treatment. Primarily, this consists of a unique bath, drying, and brushing system. Depending on how badly your dog is shedding it may take several treatments to see a noticeable difference, but given several treatments over the course of 2 to 12 weeks, you will be able to see the treatments working. It is important to note though, that this treatment does not stop the natural shedding process. It is important for our dogs to shed and it is natural, but if your dog is shedding much more than they should, this treatment may benefit them.

Dog Groomers in Abilene

If your dog is having a problem with shedding that goes beyond the natural shedding process, contact us at Diamonds in the Ruff and let us see what we can do to help. Our experienced and licensed groomers will be able to offer treatments that best fit your dog’s personal needs. And as always, your beloved pooch will leave our facility pampered and spoiled and ready to come back for another visit. Contact us at 325-695-2931 or visit us at www.diamondsintheruffpetboarding.com to view all of our services in pet grooming in Abilene.