Frequently Asked Questions

The frequency of grooming depends on your dog's breed, coat type, and lifestyle. Generally, dogs with longer hair or thicker coats may require more frequent grooming compared to dogs with shorter hair. Our experienced groomers can provide guidance based on your dog's specific needs.

Yes, we offer specialized canine pregnancy ultrasound services at Leeds Canine Care. Our team is trained to handle pregnant dogs with care and provide the necessary grooming services to keep them comfortable during this time.

Absolutely! Our groomers are experienced in handling all types of dogs, including nervous ones. We understand that some dogs may feel anxious during grooming sessions, and our team knows how to approach them with patience and care to ensure a positive experience.

We offer a range of grooming services at Leeds Canine Care, including Bath and Brush, Nail Clipping, and more. Each service is tailored to meet the specific needs of your dog, keeping them looking and feeling their best.

A smaller dog should have a pregnancy ultrasound around 28-30 days after mating to confirm pregnancy. This early ultrasound helps estimate the number of puppies and ensure they're developing properly. For large dog breeds it is recommended around 35 days after mating, larger breeds sometimes develop more gradually so waiting abit longer can give a clearer view. 

Puppies are usually microchipped around 6-8 weeks old. This age is ideal because the puppies are still young but large enough for the quick and safe implantation of the chip. Microchipping early helps ensure they're identifiable and protected especially before going to new homes. It is also a legal requirement to have puppies chipped before leaving for their new homes