Mat Removal. Pets with matted coats need extra attention during their groom session. Xxxx left in a pet’s coat only grow tighter and can strangle the pet’s skin or eventually tear it open. Barks & Recreation does not wish to cause serious or undue stress to your pet, and will not continually de- mat your pet for you. Mats can be very difficult to remove and may require your pet to be shaved. When necessary, removing a heavily matted coat includes risks of nicks, cuts or abrasions due to warts, moles or skin folds trapped in the mats. Heavy matting can also trap moisture and urine near the pet’s skin allowing mold, fungus or bacteria to grow, causing skin irritations that existed prior to the grooming process. Torn skin from mats can also harbor maggots. After effects of mat removal procedures can include itchiness, hematoma, skin redness, self-inflicted irritations or abrasions and failure of the hair to re-grow. Shaved pets are also prone to sunburn and should either have sunscreen applied daily or should be kept out of the sun until the hair grows sufficiently to protect the skin. In some cases pets may also exhibit brief behavioral changes. Prevention is the best defense against matting by scheduling regular grooming appointments. There is an extra charge for de-matting. Barks & Recreation will not be held responsible for any injuries or after effects due to mat removal. Accidents: There is always the possibility an accident could occur. Grooming equipment is sharp, even though we use extreme caution and care in all situations, possible problems could occur including cuts, nicks, scratches, kwiking of nails, etc. In most cases this can happen when a pet is wiggling or moving around. Every effort will be made to insure your pet is groomed as safely as possible, but an excited pet can be dangerous to continue to work on. Barks & Recreation reserves the right to end the grooming session, even if the groom is not completed. Appointments: Barks & Recreation requires a $25 deposit at the time of appointment scheduling. When scheduling appointments Barks & Recreation uses a 1 hour time span for arrivals for mobile grooming. We always arrive as close to the appointment time as possible, however there is always a chance of unforeseen situations occurring that may interrupt the grooming schedule. This can include but is not limited to: traffic, mechanical issues, equipment failure, refueling or time running over from a previous appointment. If the groomer feels they are going...
Mat Removal. Pets with matted coats need extra attention during their grooming session. Mats left in a pets coat only grow tighter, and can strangle the pet's skin, or eventually tear it open. Wag ‘N Wash does not wish to cause serious or undue stress to your pet, and will not continually de-mat your pet for you. Mats can be very difficult to remove, and may require the pet to be shaved. When necessary, removing a heavily matted coat includes risks of nicks, cuts or abrasions due to warts, moles or skin folds trapped in the mats. Heavy matting can also trap moisture and urine near the pet's skin allowing mold, fungus or bacteria to grow, causing skin irritations that existed prior to the grooming process. Torn skin from mats can also harbor maggots. After effects of mat removal procedures can include itchiness, skin redness, self-inflicted irritations or abrasions and failure of the hair to re-grow. Shaved pets are also prone to sunburn and should either have sunscreen applied daily or should be kept out of the sun until the hair grows sufficiently to protect the skin. In some cases pets may also exhibit brief behavioral changes. Prevention is the best defense against matting by scheduling regular grooming appointments. There is an extra charge per minute for dematting up to $60/Hour in addition to haircut charge.
Mat Removal. Pets with matted coats need extra attention during their grooming session. Xxxx left in a pets coat only grow tighter, and can strangle the pet's skin, or eventually tear it open. Diamond in the XXXX does not wish to cause serious or undue stress to your pet, and will not continually de-mat your pet for you. Mats can be very difficult to remove, and may require the pet to be shaved. When necessary, removing a heavily matted coat includes risks of nicks, cuts or abrasions due to warts, moles or skin folds trapped in the mats. Heavy matting can also trap moisture and urine near the pet's skin allowing mold, fungus or bacteria to grow, causing skin irritations that existed prior to the grooming process. Torn skin from mats can also harbor maggots. After effects of mat removal procedures can include itchiness, skin redness, self- inflicted irritations or abrasions and failure of the hair to re-grow. Shaved pets are also prone to sunburn and should be kept out of the sun until the hair grows sufficiently to protect the skin. In some cases pets may also exhibit brief behavioral changes. Prevention is the best defense against matting by scheduling regular grooming appointments. There is an extra
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