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Dog de-shedding treatment in Fort Lauderdale.

A de-shedding session combines conditioner, thorough brushing and a high-velocity dryer that blows loose undercoat free. Labs, shepherds, huskies and other double-coated breeds shed all year in South Florida, so this treatment helps year-round.

$55 to $130per session

What affects a de-shedding quote.

Results vary by breed and season, but most owners notice far less hair around the home for a few weeks.

  • Double-coated breeds have more undercoat and take longer than single-coated dogs.
  • Size changes how much time the groomer spends on brushing and drying.
  • Dogs that have not been brushed for months need more passes and can cost more.
  • Some packages bundle a bath and nail trim, others sell the treatment alone.
  • Booking a series of visits can lower the per-session cost at some salons.
  • Shaving is not a substitute and a groomer may advise against it.

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Before you book.

Does de-shedding stop shedding completely?

No. It removes loose undercoat that was about to fall out, so shedding is lighter afterward, but every dog still sheds.

How often should I book a de-shedding treatment?

Many owners book every six to eight weeks, and some add a visit during the heaviest shedding periods. Your groomer can suggest a schedule.

Is shaving a thick-coated dog a good idea in the heat?

Usually not. The coat helps protect skin from the sun, and a groomer can thin the undercoat instead.

Which tools help between visits?

An undercoat rake or deshedding brush used gently a few times a week keeps loose hair under control.

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