A spa treatment is not just about making your dog smell nice. The right spa can help with real skin and coat problems. One treatment owners often ask about is the dog mud spa. Here is what it does, which dogs it suits and how it compares with other spa treatments.
What is a dog mud spa
A mud spa uses natural mud applied to the skin and coat after bathing. Mud absorbs excess oil and dirt that build up on the skin, much like a mud mask at a human spa. At Pet’s Place, our mud spa is called Mineral Purify Detox. It absorbs impurities from the skin, reduces musty odour and itching, and gently supports the skin’s natural barrier.
Benefits of a mud spa
- Less odour Good for dogs that start to smell soon after a bath.
- Absorbs oil Helps dogs with oily skin or a sticky coat.
- Soothes itching Leaves the skin more comfortable.
- Softer, cleaner coat once the mud is rinsed off.
If your dog has an obvious skin problem such as a rash, wounds, patchy hair loss or severe itching, see a vet first. Spa treatments support skin care but do not replace medical treatment.
Other spas for different needs
- Ozone Vital Spa Deep cleansing and odour control, with less chemical residue. Read more about the dog ozone spa.
- Salt Serenity Ritual A special Japanese salt formula for moisturised skin and a silky coat.
- Milky Dew Treatment A nano milk spa that adds moisture and helps with odour and dandruff.
- Herbal Whisper Spa Natural Japanese herbs in three formulas for odour, shedding, tangles and itching.
- LumiWhite Spa For white or light-coloured coats.
- Velvet Matte Spa Made for cats, reducing oiliness in specific areas.
See every treatment on our spa page.
How to choose
- Smells quickly or oily skin Try the mud spa or ozone spa.
- Dry skin, rough coat Try the salt or milk spa.
- Tangles or shedding Try the herbal spa.
- Dull white coat Try LumiWhite Spa.
Not sure which one fits? Our team will look at your dog’s skin and coat and recommend the right option. We also do a basic skin check during every bath and let you know if we notice anything unusual.
Frequently asked questions
How often should my dog have a spa
Most dogs can have a spa along with their regular bath. The right frequency depends on skin and coat condition, and our team will advise you.
Can cats have a spa too
Yes. Some treatments suit cats, including Velvet Matte Spa, which is made especially for cats. See our cat grooming guide.
When can I book
Grooming and spa services run from 09.00 to 19.00 and are closed on Thursdays. Book through LINE @petsplace.
See all our grooming services or message us on LINE @petsplace.
Pet’s Place Grooming Spa & Hotel
91/54 Moo 3, Ban Suan, Mueang Chonburi, Chonburi 20000
Phone 092-399-5474 | LINE @petsplace
Open daily 09.00 to 19.00 (grooming closed on Thursdays)