DOUBLE COATED & SPITZ SPECIALISM
As a double coated dog owner ourselves, we realised a huge lack of knowledge & specific grooming needs for double coated dogs existed in London. We’ve personally seen many Spitz & double coated dog breeds subject to being shaved & incorrectly deshedded which can cause long term problems, alopecia and coat damage.
Double coated breeds shouldn’t be washed too often but still need daily maintenance such as detangling & brushing which can be difficult for some owners.
Examples of Double coated breeds are: Shiba Inu, Samoyed, Keeshond, Cardigan & Pembroke Corgi, Siberian Husky, Pomsky, Pomeranian & Klee Kai
Blow out & maintenance
Got a Spitz breed that is clean but is just full of dead or old hair? Remove that dead coat with our Blow out & maintenance sessions
From £15.00 | From 45 minutes to - 1 hour | Recommended once a month or every 6 weeks
Includes:
Full Deep Blow out of Coat
Detangling, dematting & deshedding during
Paw tidy & sanitary trim
Nail clipping & ear clean
Pawfume Cologne
Soft coat & shine spray
Full Deshed, dematt & groom
From £45.00 | Max 2 Hours | Specialist treatment for Double Coated Breeds
Includes:
Blow out & dematt to prevent felting before washing
Full Body Deep Wash (Whitening or fluff shampoos for specific breeds)
Specialist conditioning treatment
Finishing & fluff blow dry - a technique meaning your dogs coat will be fluffed & straight
Trim of paws and sanitary (including nail clipping)
Pawfume Cologne
Soft coat & shine spray
*We don’t advise shaving or clipping double-coated breeds - unless for specific health issues as advised by your vet. If you choose to shave, shear, or clip your double-coated dog, we will recommend you sign our knowledge & information waiver about shaving double-coated breeds.
If your dog has been shaved or clipped in the past & you are looking for recommendations and advice on how to improve their coat - please do consult us. We’d be happy to help & assess the damage and put in place a plan to improve & thicken the coat appearance for future grooms.