Dog breed
Parson Russell terrier
Below are the services and prices for this breed. Pick a service and book.
The final price depends on coat condition; mat removal is billed separately (100 zł/h). −20% on the first visit: Royal SPA, full grooming and cat services. −10% on the next visit when you book it in the salon right after the service. Discounts don’t combine; the front desk applies them at payment.
Common questions
How often does this breed need grooming?
Parson Russell terrier: full grooming every 6–8 weeks. Between visits: bath (no haircut) every 3–4 weeks.
What should I do at home between visits?
Once a week, 5 minutes with a rubber brush or mitt. Daily during shedding season. Run the mitt with the hair growth: it lifts dead hair and dander that would otherwise fill the house. Don’t bathe at home more often than in the salon: frequent baths strip the skin’s protective layer.
Does it shed a lot?
Yes, heavily — in spring and autumn.
From what age can a pet come to the groomer?
From four months: once all vaccinations are done and two weeks have passed since the last one. Before that, it’s up to the breeder, or to you at home, to get the puppy used to the comb and the bath.
How does the −20% first-visit discount work?
On a dog’s or cat’s first visit to our salon, Royal SPA, full grooming (including hand stripping) and cat services are 20% cheaper. A dog bath without a haircut, nails, mat removal and the individual service are not discounted. No code needed: the front desk applies it at payment. There is a second discount too: −10% on the next visit when you book it in the salon right after the service. Discounts don’t combine.
Can’t find your breed?
Choose “mixed breed” — we match by coat and size. Or message us.
Visit frequency
Main visit
Full grooming · every 6–8 weeks
Between visits
Bath (no haircut) · every 3–4 weeks
Shedding
heavy in spring and autumn
At home
Once a week, 5 minutes with a rubber brush or mitt. Daily during shedding season.
Run the mitt with the hair growth: it lifts dead hair and dander that would otherwise fill the house. Don’t bathe at home more often than in the salon: frequent baths strip the skin’s protective layer.
What you need
- rubber curry brush or mitt
Good to know
During shedding season, in spring and autumn, come more often: every 3–4 weeks for a bath with undercoat removal.
Book your next visit right in the salon: −10%
Services & prices for the breed