Month: May 2026

One of the most common questions we hear at Robin’s Groomingdales is: “What should I be doing at home between appointments?” The answer always starts with the right tools. Having the correct grooming equipment — matched to your dog’s specific coat type — makes home maintenance easier, prevents painful mats and tangles, and extends the […]

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If you’ve ever watched your dog fixate on one spot — licking, chewing, or scratching relentlessly — you may be seeing the beginning of a hot spot. These painful, fast-moving skin lesions are one of the most common grooming-related health problems in dogs, and they peak every summer in Dunwoody, Sandy Springs, and across Georgia. […]

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If your dog’s breath could knock you off your feet, you’re not alone — but that smell isn’t just unpleasant, it’s a warning sign. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, 80% of dogs show signs of dental disease by age three. The good news? Regular teeth brushing at home can dramatically reduce your dog’s […]

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Professional grooming appointments are the cornerstone of your dog’s coat health — but what you do between those appointments matters just as much. At Robin’s Groomingdales, we see the full spectrum: dogs who come in looking great because their owners have maintained a solid home routine, and dogs who need hours of extra work because […]

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If you’ve ever had to watch a groomer shave a matted dog down to the skin, you know how upsetting it is — for the owner and the dog. Mats aren’t just an aesthetic problem. They pull on the skin, restrict circulation, hide wounds and infections, and cause genuine pain with every movement. In Dunwoody […]

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