Many dog owners shrug off the idea of pet grooming. Why? There are various reasons. Some owners don’t like the idea of spending money on the grooming process, some think their dog doesn’t need it and many are just unaccustomed to the idea altogether. But no matter how strongly dog owners feel about the above convictions, not grooming your dog is not properly caring for your dog. Here are five major reasons why.
#5: Grooming is Properly Taking Care of Your Dog: A dog groom appointment entails much more than just a hair cut (or fur cut, as the case may be). Your pet’s groomer will pay the proper attention to your pet, which brings us to the next reason why it’s so important to get your dog groomed.
#4: Your Dog Groomer May Catch Things You Don’t: By paying the proper attention to your dog, we mean that your groomer can catch lumps, moles, growths, ticks, inflammations and other skin problems. And catching these types of things early can keep your dog living healthily for a very long time.
#3: De-shedding: Think of how much fur would be kept at bay and off of your furniture with proper and regular dog grooming. By making your dog an appointment every six weeks, you can keep your house looking and smelling its best.
#2: Keep Your Pet Looking and Smelling Nice: A well-groomed dog is a beautiful dog. Just because your dog is an animal doesn’t mean he or she needs to look scruffy and smell like the outside. Your dog provides you with unconditional love, so pamper your dog once in a while by scheduling regular pet grooming appointments.
#1: It’s What Pet Owners are Supposed To Do: Again, proper and regular dog grooms are the responsibility of the responsible dog owner. All dogs need to be groomed and the sooner you make an appointment, the better.
To schedule your dog’s appointment, contact Live.Love.Pet!, now serving the areas of Kaimuki, Manoa Valley, Palolo, Waikiki, Makiki & Hawaii Kai. Call (808) 734-8282 or visit us at 1126 12th Avenue #103 in Honolulu. Or fill out our pre-groom form and we’ll call you.
Whichever way you choose, we can’t wait to meet you and we certainly can’t wait to give your dog the best groom style you can find in Hawaii. Make your appointment right now and show your dog just how much you care. Mahalo!
#5: Grooming is Properly Taking Care of Your Dog: A dog groom appointment entails much more than just a hair cut (or fur cut, as the case may be). Your pet’s groomer will pay the proper attention to your pet, which brings us to the next reason why it’s so important to get your dog groomed.
#4: Your Dog Groomer May Catch Things You Don’t: By paying the proper attention to your dog, we mean that your groomer can catch lumps, moles, growths, ticks, inflammations and other skin problems. And catching these types of things early can keep your dog living healthily for a very long time.
#3: De-shedding: Think of how much fur would be kept at bay and off of your furniture with proper and regular dog grooming. By making your dog an appointment every six weeks, you can keep your house looking and smelling its best.
#2: Keep Your Pet Looking and Smelling Nice: A well-groomed dog is a beautiful dog. Just because your dog is an animal doesn’t mean he or she needs to look scruffy and smell like the outside. Your dog provides you with unconditional love, so pamper your dog once in a while by scheduling regular pet grooming appointments.
#1: It’s What Pet Owners are Supposed To Do: Again, proper and regular dog grooms are the responsibility of the responsible dog owner. All dogs need to be groomed and the sooner you make an appointment, the better.
To schedule your dog’s appointment, contact Live.Love.Pet!, now serving the areas of Kaimuki, Manoa Valley, Palolo, Waikiki, Makiki & Hawaii Kai. Call (808) 734-8282 or visit us at 1126 12th Avenue #103 in Honolulu. Or fill out our pre-groom form and we’ll call you.
Whichever way you choose, we can’t wait to meet you and we certainly can’t wait to give your dog the best groom style you can find in Hawaii. Make your appointment right now and show your dog just how much you care. Mahalo!
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