Grooming your cat can be a difficult task at the best of times. Cats are far more solitary than dogs and as such, can become highly distressed during a standard groom or clip. There is also a risk of injuring your cat when grooming at home as the skin on a cats body, especially around the belly, is very loose and can sometimes be hard to see in amongst the hair. What are the medical benefits of cat grooming? Our professional groomers are trained to check your cats skin, […]

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If you notice your pet is scratching excessively, experiencing sensitivity to touch or has visibly red, swollen or irritated skin then it is best to consult your vet. Our experienced groomers are trained in the identification of potential skin conditions and will always let you know if there may be a need for a further consultation by your vet. The vet will review your pet’s medical history and perform a physical exam and diagnostic test to determine the symptoms your pet is displaying. These may include: Skin biopsy Ringworm test […]

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Skin conditions can be highly irritating, and sometimes develop into more serious conditions if left untreated. However there are a few precautions you can take, along with keeping your pet clean and well groomed, in order to prevent skin conditions developing in your pet. These include: Ensure you pet maintains a healthy balanced diet. Ensure your pet is within their healthy weight range. Schedule regular checkups with your vet to ensure that the primary issue is diagnosed before secondary symptoms can develop. Use soaps and shampoos specific for pets, and […]

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