But the Chinese New Year will be coming soon and there is not much time to bathe the dog. I don't want the visitors to see my dog scratching non-stop. It would be best to remove the infected hairs, reducing the concentration of pathogens so that the skin can heal faster. Mr Tan asked. He was a retiree and every cent counted.
Prices seem to be going up in Singapore every year.
He just would want the cure at the least cost. Groomer Ken was called to give a quote. It will take some time, this being a big dog. This was a week before the Chinese New Year and every groomer had raised their prices as they got more cases than they could handle. The clipped coat revealed multiple red spots on the skin.