Luxury Dog Daycare & Expert Coat Care

At Dog Love Daycare, we offer a boutique, home-based luxury dog daycare experience designed for safety, comfort, and structured fun.

Our spacious 300sqm backyard is thoughtfully set up with agility equipment, enrichment toys, shaded rest zones, and supervised play.

We have trained daycare attendants providing personalised attention, calm guidance, and ongoing monitoring so every pup feels secure and included.

For peace of mind, we share regular photos and videos on Instagram so you can see your dog’s day unfold.

Shedding is normal. Some dogs shed lightly, some shed seasonally, and some shed year-round. Coat type, breed genetics, nutrition, hydration, stress levels, and overall health all play a role.

If shedding suddenly becomes heavy, patchy, or comes with itchy skin or redness, it can signal dryness, allergies, parasites, or other health concerns. A vet check is best.

The goal isn’t “zero shedding” — it’s a healthy coat, healthy skin, and a tidy home.

1) Quality nutrition and hydration
A balanced diet supports strong hair follicles. Omega-3 fatty acids can support coat health. Hydration matters too — dry skin often means more shedding.

2) Regular bathing with coat-friendly products
A gentle dog shampoo and conditioner can help keep skin comfortable and the coat resilient. Brushing before and after bathing helps lift loose coat.

3) A consistent brushing routine
Daily is ideal for heavy shedders, but even weekly brushing can make a noticeable difference.

4) Keep stress low
Dogs can shed more when they’re anxious. Predictable routines and calm environments help.

5) Vet checkups if shedding feels “too much”
Ongoing or sudden excessive shedding can be linked to medical causes — it’s worth ruling out.

Less hair around the house, less mess, less stress — and a coat that looks glossy and well-loved.

Curly or wool coats usually do best with a wire-pin brush.

Matted or tangled coats respond well to a slicker brush with fine bristles.

Long coats often need a long-bristle brush, and rough long hair may suit a stiffer bristle brush.

Short coats can benefit from a grooming comb to massage the skin and lift dead coat.

Using the right tool reduces breakage, supports skin health, and helps the coat stay smooth and shiny.

Brush daily to remove loose coat and reduce matting. A slicker brush or undercoat rake can help lift undercoat safely.

Bathe with a shedding-support shampoo, then dry thoroughly to prevent tangles and knotting.

If mats form, address them early before they tighten against the skin and cause discomfort.

Long coats stay at their best with a balanced diet, regular grooming, and professional advice tailored to breed and coat type.