The right grooming schedule depends on your dog’s coat type, not a flat 6-8 week rule. A coat-by-coat guide from Robin’s Groomingdales, Dunwoody GA.
Families across Dunwoody spend the last two weeks of July buying school supplies, scheduling physicals, and locking down before- and after-school care. Dogs get squeezed into whatever time is left. Grooming calendars fill up fast once September starts, and clients wait two to three weeks for a slot. The same pattern repeats every year at […]
When people think about protecting dogs from summer heat, they usually think about water, shade, and hot pavement — not sunscreen. But dogs can get sunburned just like people, and Georgia’s intense summer UV levels make it a real risk for certain dogs. At Robin’s Groomingdales in Dunwoody, sun exposure is something we actively factor […]
Most dog owners drop off in the morning, pick up in the afternoon, and never see what happens in between. That gap makes some people nervous, especially on a first appointment or with a dog who doesn’t love new places. This is what happens at Robin’s Groomingdales while you’re at work or running errands. Check-in: […]
Georgia’s long, hot, humid summers don’t just mean pool days for dogs — they also mean peak season for fleas and ticks. Even dogs on consistent, vet-prescribed prevention can pick up hitchhikers after time in tall grass, wooded trails, or a neighbor’s yard. At Robin’s Groomingdales in Dunwoody, we see the effects of flea and […]
By mid-summer in Dunwoody and Sandy Springs, asphalt and concrete surfaces routinely reach temperatures 40 to 60 degrees hotter than the air around them. On a 90-degree Georgia afternoon, that means pavement can climb well past 140 degrees — hot enough to cause second-degree burns on a dog’s paw pads in under a minute. It’s […]