Dog and Cat Grooming
Regularly grooming your animal allows you to catch any underlying diseases or conditions early, meaning that they will be able to be treated quicker and more efficiently and will, therefore, be less likely to have any lasting effect on your pet.
Haircuts
Haircuts are strongly associated solely with improving the appearance of a pet. But did you know of all the other benefits? Not only does getting your pet groomed make them look and smell amazing, but it can also help with their overall wellbeing and health.
Teeth Cleaning
Regular teeth brushing is the only way to help combat periodontal disease, and if your pet has bad breath then it is a sure sign of a dental problem.
Nails
Pets can have extremely sharp nails which, if not frequently trimmed, can cause serious injury. Regular trims can reduce the risk of injury, stops them getting caught in carpet or other upholstery, and prevents the likelihood of in-growing nails. For older pets it can also ease arthritis and other joint pain.
Deshedding
It’s the removal of dog's loose undercoat hair. When you deshed your dog, you're ridding him of hair that will eventually end up on your furniture and clothes. Doing this benefits your dog too by making him more comfortable, and keeping his coat and skin healthy.
Bath
Bathing your pet too often can actually have a detrimental effect on their health as it strips all of the natural oils from their skin, leaving them with dry, itchy patches which when scratched could then cause infection
Massage
Massage affects all systems of the body. Beyond the obvious benefits of relieving muscle tension, it can be a powerful tool for realigning the spine and body. Massage aids in the circulation of fluids throughout the body which assists the joints and muscles flush toxins from the tissues. The results include reduced pain and stiffness, more flexibility and greater range of motion. Massage also increases blood flow, lowers blood pressure and improves cardiovascular health.
Reiki
The practice of Reiki involves energy traveling through the hands of a practitioner through a subject's energy pathways and centers, then through the whole body. Reiki for Cats and Dogs. Animals love Reiki! ... It corrects energy imbalances in an animal's body and can even occur from a distance.