Maltese Grooming in Australia

The Maltese is known for its stunning white, silky coat that requires regular professional grooming to maintain. This single-coated breed doesn't shed much but is prone to matting and tear staining.

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Maltese Grooming Styles

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Grooming Tips for Maltese

Brush your Maltese daily to prevent tangles in the fine, silky coat. Clean around the eyes daily to minimise tear staining. Use a whitening shampoo to keep the coat bright. Avoid letting the coat get wet without drying thoroughly.

Maltese Grooming FAQ

How often should a Maltese be groomed?

Every 4-6 weeks for a professional groom. Daily brushing at home is essential to keep the fine coat tangle-free between visits.

How do I prevent tear staining on my Maltese?

Keep the face clean and dry, wipe around the eyes daily with a damp cloth, and ask your groomer about tear stain removal products. Some groomers offer face-cleaning services between grooms.

What is the best Maltese haircut?

The puppy cut (1-2 inches all over) is the most popular for pet Maltese. The show coat (full-length) requires daily maintenance and is typically reserved for show dogs.

How much does Maltese grooming cost?

A full Maltese groom in Australia typically costs $55-$85, depending on coat condition and style.