Dog groomers recommend owners to leave during grooming for calmer dogs. Owner's presence can make dogs more anxious
When owners leave during grooming, dogs can settle in, allowing groomers to work effectively. Absence reduces anxiety
Groomers appreciate owners who maintain their pet's coat, as it prevents matting and makes their job easier
Regular brushing at home is vital for good pet grooming, especially for dense or curly coats, to avoid discomfort and matting
Understanding your dog's genes helps with grooming. Regular maintenance and breed-specific research make a difference, noticed by groomers
Virgos are intense and can be intimidating. Berry says wearing gray or silver can calm them down. Gray brings balance to their lives and is a neutral color that goes with everything.
Groomers find end-of-life grooms stressful for dogs, but they rarely admit it to clients - Dwight Alleyne, DVM
Dog groomers caution that end-of-life grooming can exhaust pets and may not be best for them - @girlwithadog on TikTok
Dog groomers may shave long or curly-coated dogs without warning, often due to excessive matting. Some believe it's best for the dog's well-being
Shaving is considered the most humane option to address matting, preventing trauma and grooming anxiety in the dog