Less fur around the house
Dog de-shedding prices in Jacksonville.
A de-shed session uses a loosening shampoo and conditioner, high-velocity drying and brushing to pull out the undercoat that would otherwise land on your floor.
What drives de-shedding prices.
It will not end shedding, but it can make a big difference to how much hair you vacuum.
- Dense undercoats on huskies, shepherds, retrievers and corgis take the longest.
- Northeast Florida's cooler winters can thicken the coat, and a heavy shed often follows in spring.
- A session with a bath and full finish costs more than a quick rake.
- Shaving does not stop shedding and removes the coat's protection from sun.
- Visits every six to eight weeks keep the shed under control.
- A rake or slicker used at home between visits extends the benefit.
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Before you book.
What does de-shedding cost in Jacksonville?
Sessions usually cost about $55 to $130. A bigger dog with thick fur and a full bath sit near the top.
When is the best time for de-shedding here?
Spring, as the winter coat gives way, tends to be the heaviest. Many dogs shed some all year in Florida.
Should I shave a heavy-shedding dog for summer?
Most groomers say not to. The coat protects from heat and sun, so thinning it is the safer route.
How long will the results last?
Often a few weeks, depending on the breed and how you brush at home.
More grooming guides.
Bath and brush
A wash, conditioner, blow dry and brushing for dogs between haircuts.
Full groom
Bath, dry, a full haircut, nails and ears, finished in a single appointment.
Puppy first groom
A short introduction to the tub, dryer and clippers for young dogs.