We offer a loyalty card to all our clients in our dog grooming salons – thereby calling the attention to the health-related importance of regular grooming. We’ll give you a sticker after each grooming session and you’ll get a 25% discount after the fifth sticker for your following treatment. Yes, you are welcome to pay with credit card in our grooming salons. This is basically not a problem, but from a hygienic point of view it is not necessarily recommended. Please, always consult with our grooming colleagues beforehand. We are only able to offer service to aggressive dogs towards humans if, at the outset of the grooming procedure, it turns out that the dog does not show the usual aggressive behaviour towards our colleague – we’ve had this many times, it is worth a try. Taking into consideration that some of our grooming salons also operate as day-care salons, we prefer those dogs who are socialized with other dogs – also because many times, our dog groomers’ dogs are also in the salons during the day. Preference, however, does not mean that it is outright impossible to bring aggressive dogs to our grooming salons – we usually solve these challenges too, but we are kindly asking you to inform us on this prior to arrival, possibly while making the booking online or via telephone. There are clients who use our services explicitly for preparing their dogs for a dog show. These assignments take much longer time, as the end result has to be so good that the dog wins the first prize – for which we have had several examples in our past. And we are very proud of these results! In certain situations, but especially when the fur is matted or neglected, the grooming process starts with dematting – this can last for half an hour or anything up to 2-3 hours (or even longer). Many times, dogs bear this treatment fairly well, but at times it might hurt them, too, and the owner has to decide whether to demat or trim down the fur altogether. Dematting a really matted fur is very, very time consuming and it is for this reason that we might ask for a surcharge. Under puppy care we mean the first set of grooming sessions, during which the young, small dog is getting acquainted with the grooming procedure, the grooming table, the grooming colleague, the grooming equipment, but also the procedure itself. This is an indispensable step in order to have the dog let perform grooming sessions in an orderly, reliable and reassuring manner later on. Dental plaque and tartar are responsible for a number of illnesses, including, but not limited to bad breath, gum inflammation, parodontium inflammation, and loss of teeth. Plaque and tartar removal is/was normally performed in anaesthesia on our dogs, which means a substantial strain and stress for them. Not long ago, however, a tooth cleaning device was invented in Austria capable of producing ultrasound. The application of ultrasound has a preventive effect against all sorts of tooth-related diseases. The component toothpaste creates microbubbles, which loosen up the plaque and tartar structure. The energy of the ultrasound penetrates 12 mm deep into the gum, where it kills bacteria and stimulates the tissue. As we are performing this intervention while the dog is fully awake (neither anaesthetic, nor sedation), we can only provide service for calm and friendly pets. We, unfortunately, cannot treat dogs with severely neglected teeth, but can certainly help in recognizing this state and provide counsel or recommendation. The device does not buzz, shake, and the intervention is totally painless. We provide a fully professional and safe treatment for your beloved dog. Please ask for, and always have with you the Dogmopolite dog grooming loyalty points booklet. You’ll receive a sticker after every session, and after five stickers you’ll get 25% discount on your following grooming treatment. Our company is extremely proud that we are only working with the best available products on the market. This does not only mean the state-of-the-art grooming salons, their layout and fittings, but much more the grooming equipment (tables, dryers, dryer blasters, trimmers, trimming heads, scissors and other accessories), as well as shampoos, conditioners and balsams: be it Espree (USA), Double K (USA) or Chris Christensen (USA), we offer the best product for each dog breed and skin type. Healthcare cut is a short program in-between the scheduled, regular full grooming sessions. This typically includes the following: Cutting the claws, paw hair cut, haircut above and in front of the eyes, anal hair cut, anal gland treatment, ear hair cut, ear cleaning. Trimming is done with an electronic device, a trimmer, while stripping is done by hand, with a so-called stripping “knife”. The latter is a tearing procedure, most typically to remove the coat underlayer, or, as with some breeds, to thin, to shorten, or simply to “set” the covering layer. You can trim any dog, but we typically strip the following breeds (not a complete list): wire-haired dachshund, Scottish Terrier, Wire Fox Terrier, Spaniels, Schnauzers, Setters. Basically yes, we are happy to groom anything that has hair or fur. However, please always discuss with our colleagues on one of the contact numbers who the grooming will be for. Currently, two of our dog grooming salons accept guests for day-care during the opening times, these are our salons in district 3 and district 6. Our grooming colleagues play with the dogs in between the grooming sessions and the guests also have the opportunity to play with and entertain each other instead of staying at home doing nothing or – possibly – barking or even doing some damage to the apartment. The dog should have all the puppy protection vaccinations provided. Regarding timing, this might vary slightly from vet to vet, but most typically this means two combined and one anti-rabies treatment, usually until the age of 4 months (at the latest). As soon as the protection is effective and the dog can become part of a community based on the vet’s opinion, we are more than happy to welcome him/her to start with the puppy care, meaning the acquaintance with the grooming procedure. It is recommended to bring the usual collar and leash along. The vaccination pass / passport might also be useful in case of an unwanted event or accident, as well as your loyalty card in order for us to put in a new sticker every time you come. After the fifth sticker you’ll get 25% discount from your following treatment. It might happen that the owner is, due to certain circumstances, not able to transport the dog to our grooming salons. We are glad to be of service in these cases, too! The cost of transport to and from our dog grooming salons varies according to the followings: Buda <> Buda, Pest<> Pest: HUF 3,500 per direction, Pest <> Buda: HUF 4,500 per direction. The opening times of our dog grooming salons are between 9 AM and 7 PM on weekdays and between 9 AM and 5 PM on Saturdays. There might be slight differences in the opening times according on reservations, workload or season. In these cases, please contact us. Thank you! Currently, our company operates four, state-of-the-art grooming salons in Budapest, under the following addresses: Dog grooming salon Buda (1024 Budapest, Fillér u. 16.): +36-1-315-00-66. Should the line be busy or the colleagues not hear the landline, you can reach them directly on their company phone numbers: +36 (20) 400 72 80 (Kinga), +36 (20) 311 54 99 (Anna), +36 (20) 279 48 00 (Melinda). Dog grooming and day-care salon Óbuda (1036 Budapest, Lajos u. 63.): +36-1-426-00-70. Should the line be busy or the colleagues not hear the landline, you can reach them directly on their company phone numbers: +36 (20) 286 28 26 (Saci), +36 (20) 318 55 49 (Veronika), +36 (20) 400 68 90 (Klaudia). Dog grooming salon and day-care city centre (1064 Budapest, Rózsa u. 94/B.): +36-1-720-52-81. Should the line be busy or the colleagues not hear the landline, you can reach them directly on their company phone numbers: +36 (20) 531 76 10 (Teréz), +36 (20) 400 68 90 (Klaudia). Dog grooming salon SUGÁR (1148 Budapest, Örs vezér tere 24.): +36-1-613-20-50. Should the line be busy or the colleagues not hear the landline, you can reach them directly on their company phone numbers: +36 (20) 268 91 00 (Szilvia), +36 (20) 268 99 61 (Klaudia). The central telephone number of our headquarters is +36 1 246 23 06, our central e-mail address is info@dogmopolite.hu. Our dog grooming salons can be reached directly on the mobile numbers below. Dog grooming salon Buda (1024 Budapest, Fillér u. 16.): +36-1-315-00-66. Should the line be busy or the colleagues not hear the landline, you can reach them directly on their company phone numbers: +36 (20) 400 72 80 (Kinga), +36 (20) 311 54 99 (Anna), +36 (20) 279 48 00 (Melinda). Dog grooming and day-care salon Óbuda (1036 Budapest, Lajos u. 63.): +36-1-426-00-70. Should the line be busy or the colleagues not hear the landline, you can reach them directly on their company phone numbers: +36 (20) 286 28 26 (Saci), +36 (20) 318 55 49 (Veronika), +36 (20) 400 68 90 (Klaudia). Dog grooming salon and day-care city centre (1064 Budapest, Rózsa u. 94/B.): +36-1-720-52-81. Should the line be busy or the colleagues not hear the landline, you can reach them directly on their company phone numbers: +36 (20) 531 76 10 (Teréz), +36 (20) 400 68 90 (Klaudia). Dog grooming salon SUGÁR (1148 Budapest, Örs vezér tere 24.): +36-1-613-20-50. Should the line be busy or the colleagues not hear the landline, you can reach them directly on their company phone numbers: +36 (20) 268 91 00 (Szilvia), +36 (20) 268 99 61 (Klaudia). In addition to the above contacts, you are also welcome to use the chat function on our webpage, and, of course, you can ask for a quote or make a booking with the help of one of the online forms.What kind of discounts am I entitled for?
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Why can the preparation for dog shows come at a surcharge?
Why can the dematting process or a “neglected” dog come at a surcharge?
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How do the loyalty points work?
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