The Home Pet Care’s Vet Nurse is available to help you to sort out some of the trickier aspects your pet’s grooming needs.
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Nail Trimming
Available for dogs, cats and other species. Some animals wear their nails down more slowly than the nails grow. Long nails cause pain, affect how your pet places its feet on the ground and may impact their mobility. The frequency of nail trimming depends on each animal’s nail growth rate. Learn more…
Ears Cleaning
When checking your pet’s ears, you should see nice, clean skin on the outside and inside the ear canal. Excessive wax and a bad smell may be signs that it should be checked by a professional. Never use cotton buds or any other tool in your pet’s ear canal as it may cause damage and spread infection.
Hygienic Grooming
Does your pet need a little trim of its genital area? Is it getting some knots on its belly and between its legs? Or has the fur under the paws gotten so long that it has been slipping or accumulating dirt? Our hygienic grooming can help you with these problems.
Cat Dry-Grooming
Cat dry-grooming includes clipping the knots and dreads out, brushing to remove loose hair, nail trimming and ear cleaning. It’s an excellent alternative for cats who are not managing to keep themselves groomed. Please note, that if your can does not tolerate in-home grooming, we will refer them to the Vet Clinic for sedation and grooming under veterinary supervision. Learn more…
Elderly/Sick Dog Dry-Grooming
This service is exclusively for dogs not fit enough to go to the groomers (for example: elderly, recovering from surgery, or dogs with a long-term debilitating disease). It generally includes clipping the knots and dreads out, brushing to remove loose hair, nail trimming and ear cleaning. It can be customised to your dog’s requirements.
Puppy’s First Bath
Young puppies who haven’t finished their vaccinations should not be taken to the groomers due to the risk of contracting diseases (such as parvovirus). If you haven’t mastered the art of grooming your dog yet, our Vet Nurse can do it for you. You are welcome to watch and learn some precious tips. Visit our blog to read more…
