Pet Bathing

Bathing Cats

Cats have built-in grooming tools (tongue and teeth, of course), your fastidious feline is well-equipped to tackle her own hair care needs; sometimes they can have accidents that can lead to sticky or smelly coats. When this happens, it may be in your best interest to hand your feline over to us for bath time. The process isn’t traumatic for him or her; in fact, it will be quick and easy.

Bathing Dogs

It happens to all if not most dog parents: When he or she goes for a run in the mud or one of the most popular he or she gets sprayed by a skunk or finds something rotten to roll in. This sometimes can be horrifying events to a loving pet owner. When this happens, relieve yourself of the responsibility that dirties your bathtub—and yourself—for the sake of cleaning your dog.

Medicated Baths

Some pets may need frequent medical bathing for the treatment of various skin issues. In such cases, the animal should be bathed with a specially formulated shampoo up to twice weekly, depending on the severity of the disorder.

• Cleansing and grooming: These shampoos are used for routine cleansing and conditioning of the skin.
• Antiseborrheic: This product is used to treat a condition that results in scaly and/or greasy skin.
• Antibacterial: This type of shampoo is used to treat topical bacterial infections also known as pyoderma.
• Antipruritic: These shampoos help soothe the skin and reduce itching.

Reservations

Reservations are required. Please call us for an appointment.

Vaccine and Health Requirements

In order to keep all of our visiting pets as safe and healthy as possible, the following vaccines are required to be up to date for pets being bathed:

Dog Vaccines

• DAPPL or DAPP
• Rabies
• Bordetella

Cat Vaccines

• FVRCP/FELV
• Rabies

Parasite Policy

If external parasites, including fleas or ticks, are noted on your pet, they will be treated with appropriate medication to ensure the safety of our environment for all pets.