Bath & Brush

Fresh, fluffed, and brushed to the skin, between full grooms.

Bath & brush is the maintenance visit between full grooms: a warm bath, a full high-velocity dry, a brush-out to the skin, nails, and ears, for the dog whose cut still looks good but who needs to be clean and de-shedded.

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Fresh, fluffed, and brushed to the skin, between full grooms.

About bath & brush

For the dog whose cut still looks good but who needs to be clean, de-shedded, and brushed to the skin. Warm bath, full high-velocity dry, thorough brush-out, nails, and ears. The maintenance visit that keeps coats healthy between full grooms.

Best for

Dogs between full grooms, short-coated breeds, and heavy shedders who need de-shedding more than styling.

What's included

  • Warm bath in coat-matched, non-toxic shampoo
  • High-velocity blow-out and full brush-out
  • De-shed treatment for heavy shedders
  • Nail trim and ear cleaning
  • Light finishing scent

Bath & Brush questions

How much is a bath and brush in Lone Tree?

Bath & brush starts at $45 for small dogs up to 20 lb, $60 for medium dogs (20 to 50 lb), $80 for large dogs (50 to 90 lb), and $100 for extra-large or heavy double coats. Heavy shedders can add a de-shedding treatment priced by coat condition.

What is the difference between bath & brush and a full groom?

Bath & brush includes no haircut. It is a warm bath, full blow-out, brush-out, nails, and ears for dogs whose cut still looks good and who mainly need to be clean and de-shedded. A full groom adds breed-specific or freehand styling.

Is bath & brush good for heavy shedders?

Yes. Short-coated breeds and heavy shedders often need de-shedding more than styling, and the high-velocity blow-out and de-shed treatment pull the loose undercoat that a quick rinse leaves behind.

Book bath & brush in Lone Tree.

One groomer, your dog's full visit, no rush. Book online or call (720) 541-6929. Serving Lone Tree, Highlands Ranch, Parker, Castle Pines, Castle Rock, Centennial, Littleton, Aurora, and Sedalia.