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Matted Fur Removal – Gentle & Professional Add-On Treatment

Matted Fur Removal – Gentle & Professional Add-On Treatment

350,00 DKK
350,00 DKK
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Matting

Matted fur can cause discomfort, skin irritation, and even pain for your dog if left untreated. At SPLOOT, we provide a gentle and professional matted coat removal service as an add-on to any grooming package.

👉 Important: This treatment is only applied if your dog arrives with matting. Our certified groomer will assess the coat during your appointment and decide on the safest and most comfortable approach.

Our team works patiently to remove tangles where possible. If brushing would cause pain, we may recommend clipping the area to give your dog a fresh, healthy start. You’ll also receive coat-care guidance to help prevent future matting.

How Much Time Your Dog Needs
We time matted fur removal by how many areas of the coat are matted:

  • Light, 30 minutes: 2–3 areas, for example behind both ears and the tail
  • Moderate, 1 hour: 4–5 areas, for example behind both ears, the tail, behind the neck and under the body
  • Extensive, 1.5 hours: more than 5 areas, or matting spread across the coat

Choose the level closest to your dog's coat when you book. Your groomer checks the coat at drop-off, confirms the matted areas with you.

Please Book the Right Time
Every appointment is planned to the minute, and the next dog arrives straight after yours. Booking the correct matting level gives your dog enough time to be handled gently and without rushing. If the matting needs more time than was booked, we may not be able to extend the appointment on the day. If you're unsure, choose the longer option, as we can always return the difference.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much time is needed for matted fur removal?

It depends on how many areas are matted. Two or three areas, such as behind both ears and the tail, need 30 minutes. Four or five areas, adding behind the neck and under the body, need 1 hour. More widespread matting needs 1.5 -2 hours. Your groomer confirms the time at drop-off.

How can I prevent matting between grooms?

Brush down to the skin two to three times a week with a slicker brush, then check with a metal comb. Focus on the areas that rub: behind the ears, armpits, collar line, under the body and around the tail. Use a detangling spray on a dry coat, dry thoroughly after baths, and book a full groom every 6–8 weeks or a wash & dry every 4 weeks.

Which matting level should I book?

Count the matted areas on your dog. Two or three areas, such as behind both ears and the tail, need 30 minutes. Four or five areas, adding behind the neck and under the body, need 1 hour. More widespread matting needs 1.5 hours. If you’re unsure, book the longer option, because we can’t extend appointments on the day.

Will my dog need to be shaved?

Not always. Light matting can often be brushed out gently. When mats sit tight against the skin, brushing them out hurts, so clipping the area short is the kinder choice. We check the coat at drop-off and agree the approach with you before we start. Your dog’s comfort always comes before keeping length.