Frequently Asked Questions

Calgary offers a wide range of dog grooming services, including bathing and shampooing, brushing and de-matting, nail trimming and filing, ear cleaning, teeth brushing, and haircut and styling.

The frequency of grooming depends on factors like breed, coat type, and lifestyle. Generally, dogs should be groomed every 4-8 weeks, but consult with a professional groomer for personalized advice.

Yes, many dog grooming services specialize in breed-specific grooming and are knowledgeable about the unique needs of different breeds.

Look for online reviews, ask for recommendations from friends or your veterinarian, and schedule a visit to assess the facility and meet the groomer.

A grooming session can take anywhere from 1-4 hours, depending on your dog’s size, coat condition, and specific grooming needs.

Policies vary between groomers. Some allow owners to stay, while others prefer to work without the owner present. Check with your chosen groomer beforehand.

Ensure your dog is up-to-date on vaccinations, clean, and brushed. Familiarize them with the grooming process through regular brushing and handling at home.

Yes, many groomers in Calgary offer natural and hypoallergenic products to cater to dogs with sensitive skin or allergies.

Prices vary based on the dog’s size, coat type, and specific services required. Generally, grooming services can range from $40 to $150.

Yes, several mobile groomers provide convenient, at-home grooming services in Calgary.

Anal gland expression should be done by a professional. Discuss your dog’s needs with the groomer, who may recommend a veterinarian if necessary.

A professional groomer can carefully remove mats and provide advice on preventing them in the future.

Experienced groomers use calming techniques and patience to work with anxious dogs. Discuss your dog’s temperament with the groomer before the appointment.

Most groomers recommend starting grooming sessions when puppies are around 12 weeks old, once they have received their vaccinations. Senior dogs can be groomed as long as they are in good health.

Inform the groomer if you suspect a flea or tick infestation. They may provide flea treatments or recommend visiting a veterinarian first.

Yes, discuss your preferences with the groomer, who will advise you on suitable styles based on your dog’s coat type and condition.

Reputable groomers follow strict sanitation protocols, including cleaning