Shampoo, conditioner, face wash, nail trim, ear cleaning, blow dry

Shampoo, conditioner, face wash, nail trim, ear cleaning, brushing/de‑shedding, blow dry

Shampoo, conditioner, face wash, nail trim, ear cleaning, blow dry, plus one of the following:

1. Full body cut/trim
2. Easy styles (one length all over or blended with shortest length) 
3. Sectioned trimming longer areas for easy upkeep
4. Trimming feet, face, fanny/genitalia

Shampoo, conditioner, face wash, nail trim, ear cleaning, blow dry, fanny/genitalia trim, de‑shedding/brushing, plus one of the following:

1. Full body trim/style
2. De-matting procedures
3. Special styles (Teddy Bear Cut, Poodle Cut, Lion’s Mane, Mullet and/or Mohawk, any breed-specific style or style taking longer than an hour to produce)

Shampoo, conditioner, face wash, nail trim, ear cleaning, blow dry

Shampoo, conditioner, face wash, nail trim, ear cleaning, brushing/de‑shedding, blow dry

Shampoo, conditioner, face wash, nail trim, ear cleaning, blow dry, plus one of the following:

1. Full body cut/trim
2. Easy styles (one length all over or blended with shortest length) 
3. Sectioned trimming longer areas for easy upkeep
4. Trimming feet, face, fanny/genitalia

$5

About 5 minutes per pet.

Guinea Pigs can have their teeth trimmed or filed for an extra $5.

$5

$30

$25

Maximum of 5 mats under 1 inch in length.

Mats are normal in animals with medium to long lengths of fur (sometimes short length animals too). Mats usually form behind the ears, in armpits, groin, around the anus, on the tail, and between toes. Mats are dense, knotted fur clumps (similar to dreadlocks on humans) and are difficult to work out and remove. 

They can hurt the animal as they pinch the skin beneath the mat, and they can cause skin conditions to occur under the mat (mats act similar to a thick sweater). Think of a ponytail that continually gets tighter and tighter to the scalp.

Sometimes mats can be hidden under fur that has been brushed. If the bristles of the brush do not reach all the way to the skin, matting can form under brushed fur.

Removal can hurt (including trimming the mat away from the skin). Nicks and cuts can occur with working out or removing mats as they can be extremely close to the skin. Most of the time, with moderate to severe matting, trimming the mat away from the skin is the most humane and safest way to remove mats.

Sometimes if matting is in a certain area of the animal’s body, the groomer can remove the matted area and keep most of the preferred style of the pet. KatWalk Grooming will do our best to keep your pet looking and feeling their best.

$8

Used to soothe itchy or dry skin, wrinkled dogs, and to condition overly matted or fur prone to matting. This shampoo can also be used on cats and guinea pigs. Hairless animals should use this shampoo as their skin is vulnerable to skin conditions. Has an oatmeal and coconut scent, moderate scent.

$6

Used for animals who have allergies or are allergic to scents. Also, for humans who are allergic to scents. Has no scent.

$5

Used for dogs prone to itchy or dry skin and dogs with hot spots or irritated skin. This shampoo has a strong scent of mint and eucalyptus and therefore cannot be used on cats or guinea pigs.

$2

Vanilla or cinnamon scents as an added perfume for DOGS ONLY. 

$2

Vanilla or cinnamon scents as an added perfume for DOGS ONLY.