🐾 Mobile Grooming Service
Mobile Dog De-Shedding
Reduce shedding and keep your home (and pup) fur-free. Done one-on-one in our grooming van, right outside your home.
Quick answer
De-shedding is a bath and thorough brush-out that removes loose undercoat before it ends up on your floors and furniture. The Pet-Stetician does it one-on-one in a mobile grooming van at your home in Palm Beach, Martin, and St. Lucie Counties.
Why Florida dogs shed so much
Many dogs blow their coat seasonally, but in Florida’s warm climate shedding can feel like it never stops. Double-coated breeds hold onto a dense undercoat that, if it isn’t removed, traps heat and moisture against the skin.
Who needs de-shedding
- Golden retrievers and Labs
- German shepherds, huskies, and other double-coated breeds
- Corgis, Australian shepherds, and herding breeds
- Any dog leaving tumbleweeds of fur around the house
Keeping shedding under control at home
Brushing a few times a week with the right brush for your dog’s coat, plus a professional de-shed every 4–8 weeks, keeps the undercoat from building up. Ask Julia which brush suits your dog.
Where we offer de-shedding
We bring de-shedding to homes across all three counties we serve:
Good to Know
De-Shedding FAQ
Should I shave my double-coated dog to stop shedding?
Usually not. A double coat helps protect your dog from heat and sun, and shaving can affect how it grows back. Regular de-shedding removes the loose undercoat without taking away that protection.
How often should I book de-shedding?
Every 4–8 weeks is typical, and more often during heavy shedding seasons.
Where do you offer mobile de-shedding?
Across Palm Beach, Martin, and St. Lucie Counties, Florida, including West Palm Beach, Jupiter, Wellington, Palm Beach Gardens, Stuart, Port St. Lucie, and everywhere in between.
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