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Tartar is made of bacteria and when it is removed from the surface of the teeth we worry that small pieces could be inhaled by the patient causing a lung infection. For this reason, “Non-anesthetic” cleaning is NEVER recommended. Anesthesia allows
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No, our groomers appreciate any additional tip that you would like to include. It is appropriate to tip your groomers just as you would your own human hair stylist.
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You and your pet are spared the trauma of a car trip to the groomer's. Your pet is not separated from you for hours at a time in a noisy stressed out enviornment. He is cared for in your driveway with the comfort of seeing his home from the window
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Yes. Contact us by phone, or email info@woodrowwear.com and ask about our Wholesale Program. Also see our Retail Sales page for the latest news for Retailers and potential retailers, including our Power Paws Sock Exchange Program.
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Bordetella is a bacteria that is one of the components of the Kennel Cough Complex. It is important that your dog be vaccinated if he is exposed to other dogs, especially in a crowded or stressful environment ie: the groomer, boarding kennels and
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Only mobile dog groomer listed is: Happy Dog Productions Mobile Grooming 7 Hollingdale CT Simpsonville, SC 29681 Phone (864) 234-5465. ChaCha!
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Choosing a groomer for your dog isn't as easy as flipping through the phone book and selecting one close to your home. You need to do a little research about the facility and the groomer(s). Ask your veterinarian who they recommend. If your
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As the Pet Grooming Industry continues to grow, there is a need for well trained professional Pet Groomers through-out the world. A trained groomer can find rewarding and lucrative work in pet shops, veterinary hospitals, animal shelters, grooming
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The standard rate of pay is 50% commission for each pet you groom.
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Yes, Cindy can groom your pet regardless of whether it is a patient or not. We simply require proof that your pet is current on all vaccines. To do this, we must see medical records from your regular veterinarian.
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