Spoil Your Furkid with Pawsome Pampering
Grooming your pet is more than just about looks—it’s essential for their health and well-being. Regular grooming and spa treatments help prevent allergens, bacteria, and odours from accumulating on your pet’s coat. Their initial grooming experience is particularly crucial, as it sets the stage for how comfortable and accepting your pet will be in the future. At Pawsome, we make it a great experience the first time and every time.
Stress-Free
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Taking Care of Furkids that are Matting
Matting occurs when your pet’s fur becomes tangled and knotted, forming dense clumps of hair that can be very difficult to remove. These mats can cause discomfort and pain, leading to skin irritation, infections, and restricted movement if left untreated.
Regular brushing, routine grooming and proper drying are essential to prevent matting. At Pawsome Cuts, our experienced groomers are well-equipped with the tools and skills to deal with mats. If your furkid is prone to matting, we will advise you on preventative measures and best practices.
Pet Spa Beyond Skin-Deep
Give your pet the spa treatment they deserve and experience the difference in their health, comfort, and happiness.
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GROOMING PRICES
Full grooming only available at Pawsome Katong
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Dental scaling only available at Pawsome Katong
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FAQ
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The frequency of grooming depends on your pet’s breed, coat type, and lifestyle. Generally, dogs with long or thick coats may need grooming every 6-8 weeks, while short-haired breeds may only need it every 8-12 weeks. Consult with our groomers for a personalised recommendation.
Please inform us of any medical conditions, allergies, or special needs your pet has before the grooming session. Our experienced groomers will tailor the grooming process to accommodate these needs and ensure your pet’s safety and comfort.
If your pet shows signs of persistent anxiety or aggression, we may pause the session to ensure safety. We aim to create a stress-free environment and may suggest alternative approaches if needed.
