Grooming

Pet grooming essentials for dogs and cats
Regular at-home grooming keeps coats healthy, cuts down on shedding, and lets you spot skin issues early — between the professional sessions we offer at Indiranagar. Our Pet Grooming range covers the cross-species basics: brushes and combs, de-shedding tools, nail clippers, pet shampoos and conditioners, and coat sprays, suited to both dogs and cats in Bangalore’s demanding climate.

How to build a home grooming kit

Brush to suit the coat — slicker brushes and undercoat rakes for thick or double coats, softer brushes for short-haired pets.
Shampoo — always a pH-balanced pet formula, never human shampoo; over-bathing in hard water strips the skin barrier (see our hard-water note).
Nail care — the right clippers or grinder for regular, stress-free trims.
Drying — thorough drying matters in humidity to prevent yeast in damp folds and coats.

Not sure which tools suit your pet’s coat? Send us a photo and breed on WhatsApp and we’ll put together the right kit — and remember, for a full de-shed or a medicated groom done properly, our Indiranagar studio is here to help.

Frequently asked questions
How often should I groom my pet at home?
Brush most pets a few times a week (daily for long or double coats, and during shedding season), check ears and nails weekly, and bathe only when needed. Regular brushing does more for a healthy coat than frequent bathing, and keeps your pet comfortable between professional grooms.
Can I use the same grooming tools for my dog and cat?
Some tools overlap, but match the brush to each pet’s coat, and keep separate, clean tools where possible to avoid transferring skin issues. Always use species-appropriate shampoos — never use a dog product on a cat, as some ingredients are unsafe for cats.
My pet hates being groomed — what can I do?
Go slowly and make it positive with treats and short sessions. Our guide to grooming anxiety has practical steps, and for nervous pets our patient groomers can help build the habit.