For heavy shedders
A groomer for heavy shedders in Los Angeles.
If your couch is permanently covered in fur, a de-shedding groomer can help. They use a special bath, strong dryer and rake to lift out the loose undercoat in one visit.
What to mention in your request.
We look for groomers with the right dryer and enough time set aside for thick double coats.
- Name your breed or mix, because a husky and a beagle need very different amounts of time.
- Tell us how much your dog sheds and whether it is year-round or seasonal.
- Say if you want a bath and blow-out only, or a trim as well.
- Ask about shaving only if there is a medical reason, since groomers generally avoid it for double coats.
- A repeat visit every six to eight weeks is common for steady shedders.
- Some groomers sell take-home brushes that stretch the results between visits.
Get a de-shedding groomer quote.
Tell us about your dog and your area. Your request is reviewed and referred to a local groomer.
Before you book.
Where can I find de-shedding near me?
Send your area and your dog's breed. We refer you to a nearby groomer who offers it.
Will de-shedding stop all the hair?
No, but it removes a large amount of loose undercoat, which means much less on your furniture.
Should I shave my dog to stop shedding?
Groomers usually advise against it for double-coated dogs, because it does not stop shedding and takes away natural protection.
Is this better at a salon or with a van?
Both work. A salon dryer is powerful, while a van saves a drive. Say which you prefer.
More grooming guides.
Mobile groomer
A van arrives at your home so you never sit in traffic with a dog.
Salon groomer
Bath, haircut, nails and ears at a salon close to home or work.
Doodle groomer
A groomer who knows how to shape and maintain curly coats.