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Signs Your dog needs a groom ASAP


Not sure if your dog is due for a groom? Sometimes the signs are obvious—but other times, they’re easy to miss.


At Shers Pups & Pals, we often see dogs come in overdue for grooming, which can lead to discomfort, health issues, and more time-consuming appointments.


Here are the key signs your dog needs a groom ASAP.


1. Strong Odour


If your dog smells even after a bath, it’s a clear sign they need professional grooming.


Build-up of oils, dirt, and bacteria


Possible ear or skin issues



2. Matted or Tangled Fur


Matting is more than just messy—it can be painful.


Pulls on the skin


Traps moisture and bacteria


Can lead to infections



3. Long Nails


If you can hear your dog’s nails clicking on the floor:


They’re too long


It can affect posture and movement



4. Dirty or Smelly Ears


Wax build-up


Redness or odour


Frequent scratching or head shaking



These are early signs of ear issues and should be addressed quickly.


5. Overgrown Hair Around Eyes & Face


Can block vision


Causes irritation


Increases tear staining



6. Excessive Shedding or Dull Coat


Indicates build-up of dead hair


Coat may lack proper care



7. Licking or Scratching More Than Usual


Could indicate skin irritation


Often linked to poor coat condition or hygiene



Grooming in Sydney & Adelaide


If you're searching for signs your dog needs grooming in Sydney or Adelaide, our team at Shers Pups & Pals can assess your dog’s condition and get them back to feeling their best.


Related Services


Dog Grooming Services


Puppy Grooming & First Grooms


Dog Daycare & Care Services



Why Choose Shers Pups & Pals?


Experienced, caring groomers


Focus on preventative care


Tailored grooming for each dog


Trusted by Sydney & Adelaide dog owners




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Final Thoughts


If you’re noticing any of these signs, it’s best not to wait. Regular grooming keeps your dog comfortable, healthy, and happy.


Book your next groom today: https://www.sherspupsandpals.com


Don’t wait until it gets worse—your dog will thank you. 🐾

 
 
 

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