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 Robin’s Groomingdales. July bookings run steady. August hits and requests spike all at once. Clients who call in the first week of August can’t get in until Labor Day weekend most years, and dogs with heavy summer shedding go longer between grooms right when they need it most.

Georgia heat doesn’t ease up in August. Dogs still need regular brushing, bathing, and coat maintenance to stay comfortable outside. A dog that skips a groom in July and waits until mid-September carries six to eight extra weeks of matting, shedding, and heat buildup in its coat.

Booking now solves this. Robin’s Groomingdales has groomed Dunwoody’s dogs since 1980, and our team knows which weeks fill first. Late July and early August still have open slots. September doesn’t.

If your dog is due for a groom, call or book online this week. Waiting for the back-to-school rush means waiting weeks longer for the appointment your dog needs now.

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