1.
The right groomer: Altitude Veterinary Hospital has 2 hardworking,
professional groomers whose work is top notch.
Jana’s experience and commitment, along with her attention to detail
shows in her work, just ask her clients.
Kara, her apprentice, is coming along great. They have talent and skill, and are also good
listeners, confident and kind, and patient with your pet. Whatever your request, they work to ensure
your satisfaction.
2.
Nutrition: Just like in people, proper nutrition is the
foundation to healthy skin and hair. The
right food for your pet keeps the skin soft and hair coat clean and shiny.
Altitude recommends Hill’s Science Diet-Veterinarian’s #1 choice to feed their
pets. We believe so strongly in the
quality of this food, it’s what we feed our pets-and you should too!
3.
Types of grooms: There is a lot more to grooming than bathing
a dog and running clippers over the hair.
Our experienced groomers can help you decide on the type of groom to
keep your pets looking their best, considering its breed and your personal
preference. Just ask our groomers what type of cut will
be best for your pet.
4.
How often to groom: Some dogs need groomed weekly, but most are
about every 4-6 weeks. The dogs that do
not need frequent grooms, like a Labrador Retrievers, are still recommended for
a bath and blowout 1 to 3 times a year.
The bath and blowout are essential to getting the dirt and shedding hair
out, allowing healthy skin and hair to breathe and grow naturally. Grooming your pets at home can be a tedious,
and time consuming experience-bathing, drying, and combing for hours and hours-not
to mention the mess! Our professional groomers
have the experience and equipment to help keep your pet healthy, and looking
their best, in half the time, with no mess to clean up.
Grooming has many benefits-your
pets are clean and comfortable, and also looking good. Come to Altitude Veterinary Hospital for your
pets pampering-they deserve the best, and so do you! Schedule your appointment today, and receive
25% off your first groom.
