Skin and Coat Restoration

My dog has suffered for years...

In Texas, we are all used to allergies. Even our pets suffer from them. The main difference is that animals cannot tell us exactly what the problem is so many times it is a guess, and symptoms such as scratching are usually chalked up to allergies. I have been a groomer since 2005, and I cannot even count the number of times I have had to use a vet prescribed shampoo on pets. If any of you have been prescribed them, may I ask if they actually worked? If they did work, then for how long did you see relief before itching a scratching continued or even developed if it wasn’t even the original problem? My guess is that there were still issues.

I can say that I’ve never seen a vet prescribed shampoo that actually works, and if you ask any groomer out there they will groan if you try to ask them to use one. These shampoos, usually chrlorhexadine, are very drying. Try washing your hands in it as often as the label says to use it on your dog. You’ll find out very fast why we hate them. The truth is, vets are crucial for the internal health of our dogs, but they don’t know the first thing about bathing a dog properly. Rightfully so because that’s not their job, it’s mine. They go to conferences and are told by big pharma companies to use these shampoos because they will kill bacteria and fungus. Yes, they do, but they do not care for the skin and coat. There is such a thing as being too clean. It can create the perfect environment for bad bacteria to invade.

Through continuing education and becoming a Certified Pet Aesthetician, I have gained the knowledge on how to care for many skin and coat issues that even some of the best veterinarians are stumped by simply because they were never taught about the proper care of skin and coat. And I do it all WITHOUT using medications! Some of the issues I can help with include and are not limited to:

Hotspots

Dry skin/dandruff

Allergies

Bacterial and fungal infections

Sebaceous Adenitis

Hypothyroidism (external symptoms)

Cushing’s Disease symptoms (external)

Mange

Dermatitis

Restoration...

Everyone must start somewhere. I have been grooming for a very long time, but this has recently, specializing in skin and coat restoration has become my mission. While I only have a short portfolio, currently, the results I have had have been tremendous. I have the backing and mentorship of world renowned experts to guide me in learning how to help restore each pet on a case by case basis. I am in the process of studying for certification as a Pet Aesthetician, and will be attending out of state courses where I will learn hands on from these experts as well. It is important to note that I am not a vet. I cannot and will not diagnose anything. What I am working to do is restore the skin and coat back to its normal healthy state. It is basic husbandry of the external areas of a pet. If you have a cut, you do not need a doctor to diagnose it and can usually help the issue yourself with the knowledge of keeping it clean and cared for. A diagnosis of an issue for pets can help treat it because there are things that can be counteractive; if a pet has a thyroid issue and is losing hair, I can certainly restore the skin and coat, but the pet will always have an internally combative disease that will reappear, especially if the thyroid is not controlled.

It is also important to note that restoration processes must be followed through. just because the skin clears up and the hair is growing back, does not mean care should be stopped. Many skin conditions will never be cured and therefore must be maintained so that the problem does not revert. It is better to be proactive than reactive.

If your pet suffers from a skin condition of any sort, even severe, I would love to help. Please contact me and we can discuss a customized treatment plan for your individual pet.

*100+tax per hour. A lot of time, expertise, and specialty product goes into this proven therapy.

*A weekly and sometimes bi-weekly appts are needed. Average time frame is 8-12 weeks (approximately 3-4 skin cycles)

*This is a skin treatment plan, not a grooming session so unless grooming is required or requested, hair cut, nails, and teeth are not included.

Portfolio...

CASH -Shih Tzu

These are photos around his shoulder blades, down his back, and his hip area just above his tail.

After weekly treatments, these are before and after side by sides from 11/14/24 to 12/24/24. He has suffered from skin issues his whole life. I have groomed him since he was a puppy, and we've tried every vet shampoo that exists. We never saw any improvements. These are our results after a month of restoration! Note the healthy pink skin in the photos on the right, the dark brown new healthy hair growth on his shoulder blade area, and the over all scaly skin has all but vanished.

GOOSE - Long Haired Cat

This is his tail. His skin oil glands are just confused and over producing. The brown coloring on his skin appears to be just an over production of sebum and dead skin collection in it. It's causing him to be very greasy feeling in that area as well. It will take a few baths to teach the glands to stop over-reacting, but this was the result from ONE restoration bath.

SCOUT - Golden

Scout had an area under her collar on her neck that was likely a yeast type of infection. She loves to swim and this often happens if a wet collar sits on the neck too long. It smelled yucky, had lost a lot of hair, and was a combination of crusty and gooey. With weekly skin restorations, we cleared up her skin in about 6 weeks. At 6 weeks we were then able to focus on regrowing her hair. The photo on the right is 10 weeks after the one on the left

My dog has suffered for years...

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