Seasonal shedding: less hair in the house, a better-looking dog

Twice a year, in spring and fall, double-coated dogs shed their undercoat to adjust to the season. That's normal. Vacuuming every single day is less normal.

Without help, that dead hair stays trapped in the coat. It ends up on the couch, in the car and on your clothes, and your dog's coat looks dull.

Brushing at home helps, especially during a shed. A deshedding treatment at the salon goes further: the bath, the drying and the brush-out remove the dead undercoat deep down.

Breeds with a dense undercoat benefit the most: German Shepherds, Huskies, Golden Retrievers, Malamutes. The treatment is also available for medium and long-haired cats.

Is your dog leaving more hair around than usual lately? It's the right time for a deshedding treatment. They leave with a light, soft coat, and your couch stays clean longer.