The undercoat needs to be properly cared for to avoid excessive accumulation and prevent the formation of knots. In our salon, we use professional grooming tools such as furminators, combs and special brushes that effectively remove dead hair without irritating the skin.
The grooming procedure takes place in several stages:
✔️ Inspection of the coat – we check the structure and amount of undercoat in order to select appropriate grooming techniques.
✔️ Brushing out dead hair – using professional tools, eliminating excessive shedding.
✔️ Brushing and smoothing the coat – to prevent knots.
✔️ Optional grooming bath – for even better results and fresher coat.
If not removed in time, undercoat can lead to many problems, such as excessive shedding, overheating and skin irritation. Regular grooming:
✔️ Reduces the amount of fur in the house – less lint on the floor and furniture.
✔️ Improves air circulation at the skin, which is especially important in warmer months.
✔️ Prevents shedding, which can lead to skin irritation and infection.
✔️ Helps regulate body temperature, which is crucial for dogs with thick fur.
After professional treatment, the pet’s coat is light, fluffy and healthier, and the skin can breathe freely. Animals feel more comfortable and less overheated, which significantly affects their mood and activity.
Before the visit, it is a good idea for the pet to be calm and relaxed. If his coat is badly mangled, do not try to comb it yourself – our groomer will choose the appropriate grooming techniques to carry out the procedure painlessly and effectively.
Once the undercoat has been professionally combed out, it is a good idea to maintain the effect by regular brushing at home, especially during periods of shedding. We can advise on the best tools for grooming your pet and how often to repeat the procedure to keep the coat healthy and looking good.
