Oliver's Dog Grooming and Day Care - The Spa for Dogs!

Oliver's Dog Grooming
and Day Care

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Home Grooming

Do's and Don'ts

Home Grooming Do's

· Do bring your pet in on a regular basis for grooming.

· Do have your pet's nails trimmed every 4-6 weeks.

· Do communicate your wishes clearly to your groomer to avoid misunderstandings.

· Do inform your groomer of any medical conditions your pet may have.

· Do make sure your pet relieves him/herself prior to the grooming appointment.

· Do learn to take care of your pets maintenance needs at home.

Home Grooming Don'ts

· Don't bathe your pet between grooming appointments unless you are sure all the tangles are brushed and combed out first.

· Don't use human shampoo or detergents on your pet.

· Don't expect your groomer to be able to leave much hair on a pet that comes in matted.

· Don't forget to inform your groomer of any sensitive areas your pet may have.

· Don't forget to brush and comb your pet between professional grooming appointments.

 

The Professional Groomer

· Your groomer is your link to information about your pet's needs. When you find one that you and your pet are comfortable with, stick with them.

· A professional groomer will look out for the needs of your pet first, and base grooming  recommendations upon those needs.

· Feel free to ask questions- Professional groomers are more than happy to talk about the work they do, and will be happy to work with you and your pet.

 

Salon Hours

Sunday
Closed
Monday
Tub Rentals 8am-4pm
Tuesday-Friday
8am-5pm with some
evenings available
Saturday
9am-5pm

 

unless otherwise arranged at the time of booking


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