The Wagging WagonMobile Grooming Parlour

Selcourt

A grooming parlour that parks in your Selcourt driveway.

Selcourt is minutes from the wagon, and it is where a good number of our first clients are. Large stands, mature trees, and a lot of dogs with a great deal of coat.

The leafy older suburbs are where the de-shed earns its reputation. Labradors, Ridgebacks, German Shepherds and shepherd crosses carry an undercoat that a normal wash barely touches — and all of it eventually ends up on the couch.

A proper de-shed is a double shampoo to lift the coat, a conditioning treatment to loosen the undercoat, then a patient brush-out with the right tools until the dead coat is out. It reduces shedding dramatically for four to six weeks. It does not stop shedding, and nobody can honestly promise that.

For older dogs — and Selcourt has plenty of long-standing families with long-standing dogs — staying home matters more than anything else about the appointment.

Every groom includes nails, ears, a full brush-out, cologne and a bandana at no extra charge.

Where in Selcourt

The parts of Selcourt we cover

  • Selcourt
  • Selection Park
  • Pollak Park
  • Dal Fouche

Practically next door to us, so Selcourt slots are usually easy to arrange.

We work inside security estates and complexes regularly. If your estate needs the vehicle registered, a copy of our details or a specific access procedure, tell us when you book and we'll sort it out with the gate before the day.

Prices

What a groom costs in Selcourt

The same prices everywhere we go — by your dog's size, with nails, ears, a brush-out, cologne and a bandana included.

The Full Wash — bath, dry, brush out, nails, earsfrom R250
The De-Shed — our specialityfrom R350
Full Groom — breed cut or stylefrom R420
Puppy’s First Washfrom R180
Cat bath and blow-dryR380

Questions

Asked most often in Selcourt

My dog is old and struggles with the trip to a salon. Can you help?

That is usually the exact reason people call us. No car ride, no strange building, no waiting among other dogs. We work at your dog's pace and stop when they need a minute.

How often should a heavy-coated dog be de-shed?

Every four to six weeks keeps it under control. Twice a year and you are fighting a losing battle, particularly through the change of season.

Book a groom in Selcourt

Send us your suburb, your dog’s breed and rough weight, and what you’re after. We’ll come back with a time.