F.A.Q.
Q- How often should I have my dog groomed?
A- If you have the type of dog that has hair that grows long in front of their eyes, it should be groomed at least every 4-6 weeks to keep the hair out of their eyes. If their hair doesn't grow fast or you are trying to grow them out you can go longer between full grooms. However, you should still bring them in regularly for a bath and sanitary trim to keep them neat and mat free between cuts.
Q- How often should I get my dog's nails trimmed?
A- That depends on the dog. Like people, their nails all grow at a different rate so it varies from dog to dog. Most of our clients get theirs done monthly as part of their bath or full service groom.
Q- Some shampoos make my dog feel itchy. What is a good shampoo to use?
A- That depends on what is making it itch. We recommend trying a soap free, oatmeal shampoo because oat shampoos are hypo-allergenic. If that does not work you may need a medicated shampoo.
Q- Will giving my dog a bath affect his flea treatments?
A- It can. If you are using a topical flea treatment (i.e. frontline, advantage, etc.), you must use a soap free shampoo or it will wash your drops right off. Also, it is good to wait a day after giving your dog a bath before you apply a topical flea treatment to make sure the hair follicles are 100% dry. This helps ensure maximum effectiveness.
Q- When should I start having my puppy groomed?
A- Ideally puppies should begin receiving preparations for being groomed from birth. As far as professional grooming is concerned, we like to start seeing them around 8 weeks (after they have had their first "puppy shots") for a bath, nails and a little trimming if necessary. This is so that the puppy can start getting to know the groomer and can get used to the basic parts of grooming before its first full groom/ hair cut, thus reducing potential stress for that first clip.
A- If you have the type of dog that has hair that grows long in front of their eyes, it should be groomed at least every 4-6 weeks to keep the hair out of their eyes. If their hair doesn't grow fast or you are trying to grow them out you can go longer between full grooms. However, you should still bring them in regularly for a bath and sanitary trim to keep them neat and mat free between cuts.
Q- How often should I get my dog's nails trimmed?
A- That depends on the dog. Like people, their nails all grow at a different rate so it varies from dog to dog. Most of our clients get theirs done monthly as part of their bath or full service groom.
Q- Some shampoos make my dog feel itchy. What is a good shampoo to use?
A- That depends on what is making it itch. We recommend trying a soap free, oatmeal shampoo because oat shampoos are hypo-allergenic. If that does not work you may need a medicated shampoo.
Q- Will giving my dog a bath affect his flea treatments?
A- It can. If you are using a topical flea treatment (i.e. frontline, advantage, etc.), you must use a soap free shampoo or it will wash your drops right off. Also, it is good to wait a day after giving your dog a bath before you apply a topical flea treatment to make sure the hair follicles are 100% dry. This helps ensure maximum effectiveness.
Q- When should I start having my puppy groomed?
A- Ideally puppies should begin receiving preparations for being groomed from birth. As far as professional grooming is concerned, we like to start seeing them around 8 weeks (after they have had their first "puppy shots") for a bath, nails and a little trimming if necessary. This is so that the puppy can start getting to know the groomer and can get used to the basic parts of grooming before its first full groom/ hair cut, thus reducing potential stress for that first clip.
Customer Reviews
"...We just moved to the area and are tickled that we could find a groomer that would treat her good." -- Jerry H.
"Thank you for taking good care of us"
"Very pleased with the Country Pet Grooming place. My little poodle was rescued from a place that caused her to be very nervous and not trust people, but [here] she has had the best of care and always looks wonderful." -- Hazel S.
"They are awesome with my lil Marli" -- Lahonda H.
"Absolutely Love how they treat our Shih Tzu Shaggy. They do An Awesome Job!!!!" -- Christeen C.
"They are awesome. Hair cuts are beautiful. The staff truly cares about the pets . And so close to home a big plus."
"We just had our Aussie sheared and don't believe he has ever looked this good. Thanks." -- RC Etheridge
"Skye does a great job with Allie she always looks so pretty when she comes home" -- Dorinda H.
"Robin does a great job with my dog Honey. Honey is so happy when I go to pick her up and she looks and smells amazing. Very reasonably priced too. Highly recommend!" -- Dana G.
"Great place, have some of the meanest chihuahuas around & Skye clips their nails without problems. She’s the dog whisperer. Everyone one there is awesome with dogs." -- Peggy U.
"Thank you for taking good care of us"
"Very pleased with the Country Pet Grooming place. My little poodle was rescued from a place that caused her to be very nervous and not trust people, but [here] she has had the best of care and always looks wonderful." -- Hazel S.
"They are awesome with my lil Marli" -- Lahonda H.
"Absolutely Love how they treat our Shih Tzu Shaggy. They do An Awesome Job!!!!" -- Christeen C.
"They are awesome. Hair cuts are beautiful. The staff truly cares about the pets . And so close to home a big plus."
"We just had our Aussie sheared and don't believe he has ever looked this good. Thanks." -- RC Etheridge
"Skye does a great job with Allie she always looks so pretty when she comes home" -- Dorinda H.
"Robin does a great job with my dog Honey. Honey is so happy when I go to pick her up and she looks and smells amazing. Very reasonably priced too. Highly recommend!" -- Dana G.
"Great place, have some of the meanest chihuahuas around & Skye clips their nails without problems. She’s the dog whisperer. Everyone one there is awesome with dogs." -- Peggy U.
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Country Pet Grooming
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