From tangled fur to overgrown nails, here's what pet parents should watch for.

Sometimes our dogs don't exactly tell us when they're ready for a grooming appointment—but their coat, paws and overall appearance can give us some clues.

1. Their coat is becoming tangled

Small knots can become larger mats if they aren't addressed.

Regular brushing and professional grooming can help keep the coat manageable.

2. Their nails are getting long

Overgrown nails can be uncomfortable and may affect the way a dog walks.

Keeping nails trimmed is an important part of routine grooming care.

3. Their coat looks dirty or dull

If your pup's coat has lost its fresh appearance, it may be time for a bath and brush.

4. Their ears need attention

Regular ear care can be part of a grooming routine, depending on your dog's individual needs.

5. It's simply been too long

Sometimes the easiest sign is the calendar. 😂

If you're thinking, “Wow… when was their last grooming appointment?”, that's probably a pretty good reminder.

Don't wait until your pup's coat becomes heavily tangled or difficult to manage.

Keeping up with regular grooming can make maintenance easier and help your pup stay comfortable.

Let the Bubbles team take care of your pup's next fresh look!

📲 Schedule their grooming appointment today.