Woefels Honde Salon

20/12/2024

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14/11/2024

To all my Clients

We are closing the 21 Dec 2024 and open again on the 6 Jan2025.

24/10/2024

Kyk net hoe mooi lyk ons.

06/09/2024

31/05/2024

Good day all my clients take note that in winter time i will not be open every weekend June we will be open 1 June, 15 June, 29 June. July we will be open 6 July and 27 July from August i will be open again every weekend. Thanks and may you be blessed. And stay warm.

28/05/2024

WINTER GROOMING IS VERY IMPORTANT FOR YOUR DOG. PLEASE BOOK YOUR DOGGY FOR THE WINTER GROOMING AND MAINTAIN A HEALTHY COAT.

28/05/2024

Winter is here, and the chilly weather has arrived. As the temperature drops, many dog owners believe that letting their furry companions' coats grow out will provide them with extra warmth. Consequently, they may think that grooming is unnecessary during this season. However, contrary to popular belief, your pet's winter coat requires the same, if not more, grooming and attention than their summer coat to keep them comfortable and healthy.

Why is Winter Grooming So Important?

Dogs naturally develop a thicker winter coat to protect themselves from the cold. For double-coated breeds, the undercoat becomes thicker to provide insulation. See the undercoat as a dog’s wool sweater. By this I mean the undercoat will become dirty, matted, and wet – especially if the dog spends time outdoors. And like with a wool sweater, if the undercoat is not allowed a chance to breathe, it can take forever to dry, become miserably uncomfortable and, after a while, start to smell a little funky.

Without grooming, a dog’s undercoat will eventually cause him to feel colder, rather than warmer and increase the dog’s risk for weather-related illness.

Prevent Matting of the Coat

A matted coat can lead to parasite infestations and the development of hot spots. Dirt and debris can become trapped in a matted coat, causing various dermatological issues and other health concerns. By regularly brushing your dog's coat during the winter months, groomers help:

• Remove dead hair and excessive undercoat

• Stimulate the skin and coat

• Enhance your dog's comfort and overall health

• Reduce shedding

Minimizing the Need for Summer Shave Downs

If you neglect grooming your dog during winter, you may face the unfortunate consequence of a matted coat that needs to be shaved short with a number 10 blade once summer arrives. This drastic measure often leaves designer breeds looking like naked sheep. It's important to remember that groomers are not to blame in such situations—it is the owner's responsibility to maintain their dog's coat. Additionally, this can make the first grooming session of summer more challenging for the groomer and dull their clippers more quickly.

Avoid Mat Catastrophes Caused by Doggy Jackets

While there are many adorable warm doggy jackets available in the market, it's important to note that they can cause knots and mats to form in your dog's coat more quickly. Keeping your dog's coat clipped will reduce the likelihood of this happening.

22/01/2024