
We free the puppy from matted hair and shedding undercoat. Even if your little one doesn't have an undercoat, their fur is still too soft and fluffy, so matting is a constant issue. Brushing also prepares the fur and skin for bathing so that they can fully absorb the beneficial substances from the cosmetics and do not dry out when blow-drying
We gently trim the claws even for the most scared puppies. Without sedatives! We always grind the trimmed claws so that the puppy does not scratch the owners.
If you hear that your pet's claws are clicking on the floor – it's time for grooming. Don't delay! In puppies, overgrown claws can interfere with skeletal formation
Mandatory for Shih Tzus, Maltese, Yorkies, and Poodles. We pluck the hair from the ears, not trim it, so there are no short "prickles" left to bother the puppy. The puppy may be uncomfortable the first time, but don't worry – the procedure is painless
We bathe them in a specially equipped bath. We secure the puppy with a short leash so they do not try to jump out.
We use premium-class "no tears" shampoo specifically for puppies. Then we apply conditioner according to your pet's breed. All our cosmetics are based on natural oils, so the puppy smells pleasant for more than a week. During bathing, we clean and rinse their eyes with a special lotion
We carefully dry the puppy with an individual towel. While they are drying, we clean their ears
We dry the puppy's furry coat with a professional grooming hairdryer. This type of hairdryer doesn't heat up, and special modes allow you to adjust the power and temperature of the airflow. During the drying process, we constantly comb the fur so that it straightens out and lies beautifully
We shave the fur on the pads of the paws, on the belly, in the genital area, and around the butt (if necessary). We shape the ears. If needed, we remove fur in the corners of the eyes. We shape the bottom contour of the paws.
Until 5 months, we recommend bringing puppies for a hygienic package to get them used to grooming
At the owners' request, we treat the fur with a special antistatic for dogs. After this, the puppy's fur shines, does not electrify, and gets tangled less. If needed, we can spray your pet with perfume
You got a fluffy pet to love it and rejoice. And it turned out that its fur constantly tangles and forms mats.
Do you want to take proper care of your puppy? Come for a free consultation with a groomer!
We will teach you how to care for a growing dog so that no problems arise. We will help you choose a comb that suits the breed and type of your pet's coat. We will tell you what and how to do so as not to spoil its coat
Our groomers sincerely love animals, so they treat puppies and adult dogs like their own children. We will stress-free accustom your pet to the most "scary" things - drying the fur with a hairdryer, active combing, and nail clipping. After this, the four-legged baby will feel calm in the salon
Bring your pet to us for a consultation as soon as he appears in your home. From 2 months, you can already visit the salon for combing, bathing, nail clipping, and hygienic grooming
You can come for combing every 2 weeks. Comprehensive hygienic grooming is recommended once a month
Machine trimming or breed trimming is permissible for puppies older than 5 months, because many dogs' fur changes from puppy to adult with age. Too early machine trimming can adversely affect the quality of the dog's fur in the future. Unlike puppies of other breeds, Spitz breed grooming is recommended after reaching a year, not earlier
We strongly do not recommend short haircuts for Spitz. Yes, the little ones look cute in the photos, but it is harmful to their health. Boo haircut in 80% of cases causes a deterioration in the quality of the coat: the amount of "good" guard hair significantly decreases, but the undercoat increases 2-5 times. In some cases, this can lead to the dog's baldness. Therefore, for Spitz up to a year, hygienic grooming and active combing are recommended, sometimes you can give a light contour with scissors. After a year, it's time for breed grooming