Dog Grooming in Gurgaon: Every Breed, Every Coat

A Shih Tzu cut is not a Poodle cut, and a Golden Retriever should never leave looking like a Labrador. We start every haircut with the breed standard, then adjust to your preferences and your dog's daily life.

For example: Shih Tzus suit the teddy bear cut or a top-knot style with the face kept short. Goldens get a natural outline with feathering trimmed on the legs, chest and tail, never shaved. Poodles and doodles handle fuller clips, while Pugs and short-coated breeds need trimming only around the face, paws and sanitary areas.

• Puppy cut and teddy bear cut for Shih Tzu, Maltese, Bichon
• Natural outline and feathering trim for Goldens and Cocker Spaniels
• Asian fusion and apple cut for Poodles, doodles and long coats
• Never-shaved rule for Huskies, Labs, GSDs and all double coats

The groomer is often the first person to notice what is happening under the coat: hot spots, matting against the skin, dry flaking, ear redness, or a lump that was not there last time. We point out everything we find and tell you whether it needs a vet.

Grooming is not veterinary care, but a trained eye at every session catches issues months before they become expensive problems.

• Hot spots and rashes: flagged, and we adjust products accordingly
• Matting against the skin: removed gently or shaved out if too close
• Ear redness and odour: pointed out for a vet check
• Lumps and bumps: noted so you can track changes over visits

Summer brings heavy shedding and skin irritation from dust and heat. Monsoon humidity makes coats damp and prone to mats and fungal growth between the toes. Winter's dry air causes flaking, and the post-winter coat blow fills homes with fur.

The session that fits each season differs: de-shedding blow-outs before summer and after winter, medicated baths during monsoon rashes, and deep conditioning in winter. Tell us what you are seeing at home and we match the session to it.