Matted coats
Animals with severely matted coats require extra attention. Mats in an animal’s coat grow tight and can ultimately damage the animal’s skin. The Boneyard will not cause stress to your pet by dematting. Mats can be very difficult to remove and may require the pet to be shaved. Removing a heavily matted coat can cause nicks, cuts or abrasions due to skin growths trapped in the mats. after-effects of mat removal procedures can include itchiness, hematomas, skin redness, self-inflicted irritations or abrasions and failure of the hair to regrow. In some cases. Pets may also exhibit brief behavioral changes, prevention is the best defense by scheduling regular grooming appointments, every 4-8 weeks. If your pet needs to be shaved to remove matting, by signing below, you acknowledge that you agree to this procedure and any risks. There will be an additional charge for this process, it is very time consuming, and causes a lot of wear and tear on grooming equipment.