Your pet's coat changes with the seasons. Season-appropriate grooming ensures skin health, thermal comfort, and a cleaner home.

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Most dogs and cats undergo two major moults per year: in spring (shedding the winter undercoat) and autumn (preparing the winter coat). Indoor pets with heating and artificial lighting may moult continuously at lower intensity.
The most intense period. Your pet sheds their thick winter undercoat.
Contrary to popular belief, NEVER shave a double-coated dog (Husky, Golden, Shepherd). The undercoat acts as thermal insulation that also protects against heat and UV rays.
The autumn moult is less dramatic but equally important. The new undercoat growing in will be your pet's protection against winter cold.
The winter coat is denser and requires specific care:
At Compagnon Cocoon, we recommend a basic kit: pin brush, fine-tooth comb, soft face brush, size-appropriate nail clippers, and pH-neutral pet shampoo. Invest in quality — good tools last years and make grooming more pleasant for your pet and for you.