Frequently Asked Questions

I will say YES! 

Regular dog grooming is essential for maintaining your pet's health and happiness. By grooming your dog, you can prevent infections, reduce anxiety and stress, detect and solve skin problems, bond with your dog, maintain hygiene, and improve their overall behavior.

Yes.

Just cancle before 24hrs and you can re schedule or cancle the appointment. 

Otherwise, we charge $20 for cancelation fees 

The exact frequency with which you should ideally take your furbaby to the groomers can vary, and is largely dependent on the length and thickness of your pet’s fur. Shorter, finer hair requires much less maintenance than long, thick fur. Most owners of cats or dogs with longer fur opt to take their pet to the groomers once every 4-6 weeks, while shorter-haired breeds may only visit every 8-12 weeks.

Use positive reinforcement—praise and tasty rewards—when you are touching your dog's paws and ears. And bring treats for your Pet Stylist to give your dog during their grooming appointment

All grooming appointment is operated by individually to make sure dog's safety and provide the best quality service. 

However, if they are comes from the same household, every dogs siblings are welcome!

We also can provide the pet cage

No.

Very unfortunately, our salon is operated by one groomer.

• Bathing. Over-bathing your pet is detrimental to the health of his skin, often drying it out and causing irritation. However, in addition to bathing your pet on his visit, your groomer can recommend a bathing schedule for you to follow at home, as well as products that will support healthy, supple skin.
• Brushing. Proper brushing has a number of unique benefits. Not only does it remove any matting or tangles from your pet’s fur, but it also removes dirt dandruff and dead hair, and stimulates the production of natural oils that give your pet’s hair that glossy shine associated with good health. Brushing also provides an opportunity for you to inspect his skin for any abnormalities such as rashes, swellings or parasites.
• Eyes. The hair around the face of your furbaby can grow quite long, and sometimes it can irritate his eyes, causing problems such as infection. Due to the location of these hairs, it is essential that your pet is totally still for these hairs to be trimmed – something an experienced groomer can manage with relative ease.
• Nails. Animal claws can grow very quickly, and if not trimmed on a regular basis, can cause you or other members of your family serious injury. Again, trimming requires your furbaby to be extremely still, and your groomer will have the experience needed to make this process as quick and safe as possible for your pet.