Coat care
Gentle oatmeal shampoo, 500ml
The plain oatmeal shampoo we use in the bath, in a takeaway bottle. Dilutes ten to one, does not strip a coat and suits the itchy dogs that Canberra's dry winters produce.
$26
At what we pay, plus a small margin
The shampoo, the spray, the balm, the slicker, the comb and the rake we use on every table, sold to take home.
Coat care
The plain oatmeal shampoo we use in the bath, in a takeaway bottle. Dilutes ten to one, does not strip a coat and suits the itchy dogs that Canberra's dry winters produce.
$26
Coat care
A light spray to work through a dry coat before you brush it, so the comb slides rather than drags. This is the one thing that most owners of long-coated dogs are missing.
$22
Coat care
A thick beeswax and oil balm for pads that have gone cracked over a Canberra winter, or noses that have had too much of a Canberra summer.
$18
Brushes and combs
The blue-handled slicker we use on the table. Bent wire pins, a soft cushion base and a handle wide enough to hold properly, which is most of the battle.
$34
Brushes and combs
Half fine, half coarse, solid steel. If this comb runs from skin to tip without catching, your dog is genuinely brushed. If it does not, the slicker has been lying to you.
$24
Brushes and combs
For double coats only. Rounded rotating teeth that pull the dead undercoat out without cutting the guard hairs, which is what makes the difference between de-shedding and damage.
$38
No booking needed
Everything on this page is on the shelf at the front of the salon during opening hours. No appointment required, and no obligation to book a groom while you are here.