Bath and blow dry
A proper wash with a shampoo that suits your pet's skin, followed by a thorough dry so moisture doesn't sit in the coat.
Pet grooming and training in Pratap Nagar
Clean coats, trimmed nails and better manners, done right next door to the vet.
Grooming at a vet clinic has one big advantage: if we find a lump, a skin infection, an ear problem or a heavy tick load while grooming, a vet can check it the same day. We offer all types of pet grooming and pet training.
Haircut and styling
Breed trims, summer cuts and tidy-ups for long-coated dogs like Shih Tzus, Lhasa Apsos and Poodles.
Nail, ear and paw care
Nail trimming, ear cleaning and paw pad tidying. Small jobs that make a big difference to comfort.
Tick and flea bath
Medicated baths for tick and flea problems, with advice on preventing them from coming back.
De-matting and de-shedding
Gentle removal of mats and loose undercoat, especially helpful for breeds that shed heavily in Nagpur's summer heat.
Pet training
Help with pulling on the leash, jumping, toilet training and basic commands. Good manners make vet visits easier too.
Tips for a good grooming visit
- Take your dog for a short walk before the appointment.
- Skip a big meal right before grooming.
- Tell us about any skin problems, wounds or sore spots.
- For nervous pets, ask for a shorter first session.
Grooming products you like can be picked up at our pet shop on the way out.
Grooming questions
How often does my dog need grooming?
Short-coated dogs usually do well with a bath every few weeks. Long-coated breeds like Shih Tzus and Lhasas need regular brushing and a trim every 4 to 8 weeks to avoid matting.
Do you groom cats?
Yes, we groom cats too. Cats are more sensitive to handling, so we keep sessions calm and short. Call ahead so we can plan a quiet time.
Can you help with ticks and fleas during grooming?
Yes. We can do tick and flea baths and check the skin while we're at it. If we spot an infection or heavy infestation, we'll have the vet take a look.
Worried about your pet today?
Call us and tell us what's going on. We'll tell you whether to come in now.