Look at my curves 🙂

From unkempt to beautiful

Other than teddy bear look, we can style your poodle to sport the "mushroom" head. Very fluffy and adorable.

Matted coats can cause a variety of severe skin and health problems. 

1. Matted fur does not allow for air circulation to the skin and will not dry properly causing hot spots, bacterial and fungal infections. 

2. Fleas, ticks and other parasites may be lurking in the coat causing further skin infections. 

3. Matted fur also pulls and binds, causing pain to your pet when they move or lay on mats. The skin underneath is usually raw and inflamed.

​It is the goal of our salon and our groomers to make your pet's grooming experience as stress free as possible.

The matted hair rests tightly against the skin and the only way to remove it is to use a short blade clip between the skin and mats. There may be existing skin problems underneath which may not be visible because the matte was covering them. Afterwards, your pet may show signs of skin irritation and sores due to the matting, wet undercoat, and dirty undercoat. Our groomers are very careful but the possibility of injury and aftermath itching exists as we have to work so closely to the skin to remove the matted coat.

In order to take care of a dog/cat that has not been groomed often enough, and is matted, the required grooming session may be long, stressful, or painful. We try our best.

Understanding these risks, our salon is authorized to proceed with the de-matting process.

Please be sure to schedule a follow up appointment to speak with our groomer for the best methods of maintaining your dog/cat's coat.



Indemnity Clause
We, owners of our dog and cats, by engaging the services of The Lovely Pets hereby release the Lovely Pets and Grooming Staff from any liability associated with the above-mentioned process and any and all medical problems that may be uncovered and/or occur during the shaving and de-matting process.

Should our pet need veterinarian care after or during this process, we agree to pay any and all veterinarian fees.

Cats do need grooming and baths. There are many reasons for this:
1. Long hair cats shed a lot and are prone to matting. The hair also traps dust and moisture.We bathe the cats and remove the excess fur to prevent matting.Matts are painful for the cats!
2. Long hair cats do get overheated sometimes. We have many customers who reported that their cats are so much more active after getting shaved.
3. When the cat is too dirty, self grooming by the cat will only spread the dirt and dander around. A thorough bath and dry session helps tremendously.

​Cat's ears need cleaning once a week to remove the wax.If your cat like to scratch his ears excessively, there might be infection or mites. Regular thorough cleaning helps to prevent this.

​Below are some examples of cats haircut. The most popular cut is to leave 1 cm of fur on the body or to shave bald (leave about 0.3cm fur on the body).

We have seen many pet owners using pet wipes from the famous $2 shop or even at other mega chain stores selling them at about $10. Whatever the prices are, these products SHOULD BE BANNED as they cause more harm than good.

The ingredients of a pet wipes are usually a petrochemical solvent and a cloth. Most often they use Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA) and/or Ethanol. Yes, both ingredients can kill some bacteria and is therefore cleverly marketed as "anti-bacterial". But... They also wreak havoc on the hair and the skin of the pets the same way they kill the cells of the micro-organisms

We have advised many pet owners to stay away from pet wipes and wet wipes. And the results when they come back for their subsequent grooming have clearly demonstrated improvements in the skin condition and hair texture. 

We refuse to sell wet wipes/pet wipes. 

One common problem doggies have is brown staining around their mouth. With proper hygiene and regular grooming, you can say bye bye to brown muzzle!

See Benjo's transformation below. From ugly brown stain to gorgeous white smile 😄

Love it when customers take a minute to tell us how happy they are with the grooming 😄

There are nothing as satisfying as hearing the pawrents exclaiming with happiness how cute their dogs are after grooming!!

When the dogs look good and are clean, pawrents naturally pay attention to them more which the dogs love. Win win results 😊

Baby the white poodle had teary eyes and redness underneath the eyes when she first come for grooming in July.

Mommy has been using Silky shampoo regularly and when she came for grooming yesterday, the area was dry and no redness!

One tip that helps with teary eyes is to clean the eyes with dry tissue, not wet tissue! Wet tissue irritates the eyes further as there many chemical inside.

Silky shampoo works as it has no harsh chemicals to irritate the eyes. The harsh chemicals in other shampoos irritate eyes and cause tearing. This in turn cause redness and feed yeast in the hair which turns brown in some cases. Google sodium laureth sulfate, paraben etc to see how irritating these common chemicals are.