Maintaining your dog's coat through regular brushing is crucial to minimize tangles and matting, ensuring good hygiene and comfort.

• Long coats typically require daily brushing to keep them free of tangles, while shorter coats still benefit from regular brushing to avoid mats and tangles.

• Areas that are prone to matting include spots where the coat meets the collar, harness, or any other surface that experiences friction. This happens because dogs are often rolling around, playing hard, scratching, or simply lounging, which can all lead to tangling or matting.

While we strive to carefully comb out any mats or tangles during grooming, there are times when mats are too severe or too tightly knotted to be removed without causing discomfort or harm. In these cases, we may need to cut out the matting, which could result in a "fresh start" for the coat. If this is necessary, we will inform you at the beginning of the grooming appointment.
Remember, regular brushing at home will help prevent excessive matting, making grooming sessions more comfortable for your dog and maintaining their hygiene.