Service

Ozone bath

Ideal if your dog has allergies, sensitive skin or irritation that keeps coming back.

What it is

An ordinary bath,
with ozonated water


Ozone (O₃) is a reactive form of oxygen that breaks down and releases reactive oxygen. That oxidation damages the membrane of bacteria, fungi and mites, clearing them from the surface of the skin.

For your dog it feels like any other bath: no needles, no sedation, nothing uncomfortable. You notice the difference afterwards, in their skin and their smell.

It is not a substitute for the vet. If your dog has a diagnosed skin condition, ozone therapy supports that treatment, it does not replace it.

Results

Benefits from the first session


Deep disinfection

Clears bacteria, fungi and mites from the skin, without harsh chemicals.

Goodbye to the smell

It removes the smell at the source rather than covering it with perfume. It's the number one reason people ask for it.

Relief from itching

Well suited to reactive skin, dermatitis and dogs that won't stop scratching or chewing their paws.

Oxygenated skin

It improves circulation in the skin and leaves the coat looking healthier and shinier.

Faster healing

Helps irritated areas and surface grazes heal sooner.

Spa effect

The warm water and the massage of the bath bring the tension down. Many end up half asleep.

Common cases

Signs it might
suit your dog


  • Scratches, licks their paws or chews constantly
  • Smells strong a few days after a bath
  • Has dandruff, scabs or bald patches
  • Has been diagnosed with dermatitis or fungus
  • Is an older dog with dull skin
  • Has been in the countryside or around other animals

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The practical bit

Before you book


Ozone therapy session
How long It takes longer than an ordinary bath: the ozone needs its time to work.
How often It depends on your dog and on the state of their skin and coat; usually every 3 weeks, though it varies.
Can it be combined Yes, with a grooming session on the same day.
By appointment Essential so we can plan the session properly.

A quick assessment

Is it right
for your dog?

Tell us about your dog and we'll say whether ozone is a good idea.

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