puddleDOG GROOMINGPlan a visit

A coat plan

Care for the coat
your dog has.

Length, texture, condition and the dog’s routine all affect grooming needs.

Grooming tools arranged at the salon
Choose the coat to carry into your visit plan.

Short or smooth

The discussion may focus on bathing, loose coat and the tools appropriate to the dog. Short coats can need bathing and brushing too.

Plan for this coat

Long or silky

Length and tangles affect the work. Talk through the finish and the routine needed between visits before deciding on a plan.

Plan for this coat

Curly or wavy

The current coat condition and desired length need to be considered together. The groomer explains which approach is appropriate.

Plan for this coat

A double coat

Discuss the coat structure before assuming a haircut. Brushing, shedding and the suitability of any trim belong in that conversation.

Plan for this coat

The return plan

Find a routine for your dog.

Grooming frequency depends on several factors, including coat type, length, lifestyle and the service being done. A routine should be discussed for the individual dog rather than copied from another dog’s appointments.

Between-visit notes