Less fur everywhere
Dog de-shedding treatment in Denver.
De-shedding combines a conditioning bath, strong air drying and careful brushing to remove loose undercoat. It is popular for huskies, shepherds, labs and other heavy shedders that thrive in Colorado.
What affects the price of de-shedding.
It will not end shedding, but it can lessen the loose hair for weeks.
- Dense undercoats on big dogs take the longest and cost the most.
- Colorado dogs often blow coat as spring arrives and again in late summer, so those are busy times.
- A session with a full bath costs more than a brush-out.
- Shaving does not solve shedding, and bare skin faces strong sun at this altitude.
- Booking every six to eight weeks during heavy periods keeps hair under control.
- A good undercoat rake at home helps results last.
Get a de-shedding treatment quote.
Tell us about your dog and your area. Your request is reviewed and referred to a local groomer.
Before you book.
How much is de-shedding in Denver?
Usually about $55 to $130, based on dog size and undercoat thickness. Combining it with a full groom costs more.
When do Denver dogs shed the most?
Many double-coated dogs release hair in spring and again in late summer or fall, so a treatment then gives the best payoff.
Is shaving a good idea in Colorado sun?
Most groomers say no. The coat helps protect against both cold and strong sun, so removing loose undercoat is safer than shaving.
How often do I need a session?
Every six to eight weeks works for many dogs during shedding seasons.
More grooming guides.
Full groom
Bath, dry, cut, nails and ears in one appointment for a tidy, comfortable dog.
Mobile grooming
A self-contained van parks outside and your dog is groomed one-on-one.
Bath and brush
A moisturizing wash, dry and brush-out that leaves out the haircut.