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Fur Removal in Fort Lauderdale
Dematting and de-shedding in one: we work out mats and loose undercoat so the coat lies flat and the skin can breathe.
At a glance
- Time
- Adds 15–45 min
- Pets
- Dogs · Cats
- How often
- Every 6–8 weeks
- Where
- In our van, at your door
- Service area
- Fort Lauderdale & Broward County
How fur removal works
Fur removal combines dematting and de-shedding. We bathe with a conditioner that loosens the undercoat, then use a high-velocity dryer to blow out loose fur. Mats are worked out by hand where it is safe, and a full rake and brush-out pulls the rest. We check the skin as we go.
Year-round heat means Fort Lauderdale pets shed all year, and coats that stay damp from pools and canals mat fast in the humidity. Regular fur removal keeps both under control.
It is not a shave. Shaving a double coat can change how it grows back and does not keep a dog cooler. If mats sit tight against the skin, a shorter clip is kinder, and we check with you before we cut anything.
We remove mats and shedding fur at homes across Fort Lauderdale, from waterfront homes in Coral Ridge and Harbor Beach to Victoria Park and Rio Vista.
Written by our Fort Lauderdale groomers Updated October 2026
Included every time
Done inside our fully equipped van
Warm water, quiet dryers and premium products in a clean, air-conditioned space. No cages. Your pet stays with their groomer the whole time.
Every visit includes
- Bath with a conditioner that loosens undercoat
- High-velocity blow-out of loose fur
- Mats worked out by hand where it is safe
- Undercoat rake & brush-out
- Skin check as we go
Why mobile beats the salon
One groomer, one pet
No other animals and no kennel waits. Calm, focused attention from start to finish.
Salon-grade van
Warm water, quiet dryers and temperature control, parked right at your curb.
Fear-free handling
Slow introductions, treats and breaks whenever your pet needs them.
Adds 15–30 min
Booked with any groom. No extra trip, no drop-off.
Our van vs. a salon visit
| Our mobile van | Typical salon | |
|---|---|---|
| Car ride & carrier | None. We park at your door | Drive there and back |
| Waiting | Zero. One pet at a time | Often hours in a kennel |
| Other animals | None | Busy, noisy room |
| Attention | One-on-one, start to finish | Shared between pets |
| Your time | 15–30 extra minutes, at home | Drop-off + pick-up trips |
Who it’s for
- Huskies, Goldens and other heavy shedders
- Doodles, Persians and long coats prone to mats
- Pool and canal swimmers
Not sure? Call 954-998-0094 and we’ll help you choose.
How your visit goes
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Book online or call
Choose fur removal and a time window that suits you.
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We arrive & say hello
We park close to your door and meet your pet first.
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Groom inside the van
One-on-one, no cages, with breaks whenever needed.
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Fresh pet + quick recap
We walk your pet back in and share any notes.
Before we arrive
Recommended every 6–8 weeks.
- Pick a parking spot close to your door
- Give your pet a short walk and potty break
- Tell us about mats, lumps or sensitive spots
- Have vet notes handy for senior or medical pets
“1st time using them and we love them. They did the best job and my dogs love them. You guys are my forever grooming. Thank you so much”
“Many thanks to the incredible work of the company. Especially to Orlandito...5 stars for U guys”
Recent grooms
Questions about fur removal
It is dematting and de-shedding in one visit. Mats are worked out and loose undercoat is blown and brushed out, so the coat lies flat and the skin can breathe.
Dogs shed in response to daylight and temperature, and here there is no real winter to trigger one big seasonal shed. The result is steady shedding all year. Fur removal every 6 to 8 weeks takes out the loose undercoat before it ends up on your floors.
We work out what we can without pulling. If mats sit tight against the skin, a shorter clip is kinder, and we check with you before we shave anything.
We don’t recommend it. The double coat protects the skin from sun and heat. Fur removal takes out the dead undercoat and leaves that protection in place.
Yes. Long-haired cats like Persians and Maine Coons mat easily in our humidity. We work slowly and take breaks whenever your cat needs one.
