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Do you have hard floors in your home? When your dog isn't groomed for some time, hair grows through and around the pads on their paws. This makes walking on slick floors extremely difficult. Regularly grooming your dog will take care of this problem.
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Like people, some haircuts work better than others on certain dog breeds. It takes knowledge and experience to match each dog with the ideal cut. Your dog's breed and the condition of his or her coat are necessary to consider during the grooming process.
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Clarifying shampoos are great at removing stains from your dog’s coat, however they tend to be very harsh. They have a very high acid content, which is great for removing stains, but hard on the dog’s hair shafts, follicles, and skin. A good conditioner should always be used after using clarifying shampoo.
Pets with skin conditions require a special kind of expertise that only a professional pet groomer is equipped to handle. Sensitive skin, lesions, or painful blemishes demand the use of gentle shampoos and careful brushing.
Have you ever seen a cat dash across the street and wonder just how fast cats can run? An adult can maintain speeds of 12 mph but can sprint as fast as 30 mph.
Keeping your pet looking good is reason enough to regularly visit a groomer. But groomers can spot issues such as suspicious bumps and bruises so that you can visit a veterinarian before a serious condition has the chance to develop.
When you’ve got a new baby in the house, it’s natural for your furry family members to be curious about the new addition. For best results, ensure your dogs’ nails are trimmed to ensure they don’t scratch your newborn if they get a little too excited.
Dog groomers must be communicative and passionate about animals. We don't hesitate to talk with owners about their pets’ needs and any health or disposition problems that may occur.
Long-coated, non-shedding breeds such as Poodles, Terriers, Kerry Blue Terriers, and Bedlingtons require regular clipping. Clipping is the process of using electrical clippers to shave or trim the dog's coat. Schnauzers and wire terriers, on the other hand, should be stripped.
A good groomer will have experience with a wide range of breeds. They will have the skill to provide every dog with a suitable, individual trim rather than using one cut to fit all.
A dog’s claws can become overgrown and make it difficult for the animal to run or even walk. Keeping those claws trimmed without hurting the animal or drawing blood takes some knowledge and practice.
Cat owners, how many cats do you have to shop for? There are 86.4 million cats in the U.S., and 52 percent of households have more than one cat.
Did you know that professional pet grooming includes careful attention to and cleaning of your pet’s mouth and teeth? This can help prevent bad breath and eliminate tartar problems that can eventually lead to periodontal disease.
Unfortunately, your dog won’t always understand that the reason you won’t snuggle with him or her is because of the mud puddle he or she rolled in earlier. Keeping your dog properly groomed can make it easier for the whole family to spend time with him or her, allowing your dog to experience the love and togetherness he or she craves.
You can tell if your pet has a healthy coat by running your hands through it. A healthy coat should be sleek and glossy. Also, part the coat and look at the skin. It should be white or pink, and there should be no odor, redness, or crustiness.
There are several expert opinions about why dogs seems to enjoy rolling around in the dirt (especially immediately following a bath). Some link this behavior to a dog's feral ancestry. Others conclude that dogs are uncomfortable with having their natural smell masked by shampoo.
Having your pet regularly groomed is a great way to spot an illness or problem before it becomes serious. Groomers are familiar with your pet and will notice growths, gum or teeth problems and other potential health issues.
