Pet Grooming and Bathing

If you have a pet or you are thinking of getting one, you must understand general pet grooming and bathing care. Bathing your pet will not only keep them physically clean but you and your family as well. Good personal hygiene keeps one happier and healthier. The same goes for our pets. A well cleaned, perfectly groomed fur, trimmed nails, and clean teeth keep your pet feeling comfortable, adorable, and smelling better. To maintain your pet hygiene, you will need to know some dog and cat grooming skills. However, these home pet bathing approaches will need to accompanied by a regular professional groomer. That’s when Green Tree Animal Hospital comes close to you. 

We offer pet bathing services using dog shampoo specialized for your pet’s needs. Our specialists are able to discover the best shampoo for your dog that will not irritate your pet’s skin. Also, great care must be taken when grooming the pet because when excess moisture on the pet's eyes and ears can lead to infections. Our pet groomers take all precautions possible to ensure your pet is cleaned without getting side effects.

It can be dangerous to cut your pet's toenails if you are inexperienced. Our groomers are available to perform professional nail trimming to your pet. Having a vet groomer to trim your pet's nails is the safest way to avoid hurting your puppy or kitty. They also provide a comfortable and soothing environment when trimming the nails to prevent instilling fear to the pet for future trimming. We have equipped our facility with the best tools for performing such procedures quickly and safely.

Trimming a dog’s fur requires special electric clippers and expertise to avoid cutting its skin. Depending on the breed of the dog, our groomers ensure perfect hair cut without hurting the dog. To avoid distractions that may excite the dog during a hair trimming procedure, we have a peaceful accommodation facility for this purpose. 

This bath can be recommended when the pet has skin conditions and infections. After examining the pet, the vet can prescribe a medicated pet bath to treat skin problems.