It would depend on the area. In this area, the bathers start at around 7 dollars an hour, at the two major stores. Individual shops are different. Also some places pay bathers a commission on the bath dogs, sometimes even on top of their base pay.
The personality traits of a dog groomer include patience and an overall good nature. Dog groomers work with people as much as they do pets, and groomers must have excellent social skills to be successful.
No, they dry the dog on a drying table not in a kennel.
Groomers should pluck hair from a dog's ears carefully and gently to minimize any discomfort for the dog. If done incorrectly or too forcefully, it can be painful for the dog. It's important for groomers to have proper training to ensure the process is carried out safely and with the dog's well-being in mind.
You should feed your dog twice or three times a day so they won't go hungry. ;)
A kennel, check the Yellow Pages. This is true a dog can be boarded at a kennel but some veterinarians also do boarding. Some kennels provide more space for your dog to run and play. You just have to check out where your leaving your dog.
Dog groomers are people who groom your dog i did the same with my dog and they did a good job
NOOO !, dog groomers do not make more money than veterinarins , becuase vets save lifes of animals and dog groomers just make them have fancy hair cuts. I am going to study to be a vet , you could only make if you are a dog groomer you could make 100-150 a week and vets make 500-600 a week. hope this helped :D.
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Aren't most dog groomers self-employed? That makes the most sense; then they'd make more money.
You can check on search engines for a list of dog groomers in your area. You can also read reviews of each groomer to find the best groomers in your part of New Jersey.
The personality traits of a dog groomer include patience and an overall good nature. Dog groomers work with people as much as they do pets, and groomers must have excellent social skills to be successful.
Most likely a no. They don't want to end up hurting your dog because of medication. They arn't vets.
If your dog seems unwell after a grooming appointment — maybe they’re lethargic, refusing food, shaking, vomiting or generally off their usual self — here are a few steps to follow: Check what happened during grooming Ask the groomer if anything out of the ordinary took place: how long the session was, whether any chemicals (shampoo, conditioner, flea treatment) were used, whether the dog seemed stressed, or got overheated. Even minor stress can trigger reactions in some dogs. Monitor the symptoms Watch for signs like excessive panting, pale gums, vomiting, diarrhea, or weakness. Sometimes grooming can irritate the skin or ears, cause muscle soreness (especially if the dog was held up for drying) or trigger anxiety. Contact your veterinarian promptly If your dog’s condition is worrying or doesn’t improve quickly, reach out to a vet. Say: “My dog was groomed at [time/date] and now is showing [symptoms].” The vet might check for allergic reactions, overheating, dehydration, or other stress-related issues. Keep the grooming business in the loop It’s helpful to let the groomer know what happened. A professional grooming facility like K9 Heaven in West Auckland offers qualified staff and high safety standards, so they’ll want to understand if anything unusual occurred and may adjust their process accordingly. Ensure future grooming sessions are low-stress Going forward, choose a groomer who uses calm handling, allows your dog to acclimatise, uses gentle products and monitors the dog’s comfort throughout. For example, K9 Heaven groups dogs by size and temperament and their team is trained in dog behaviour and first-aid—so the environment is built for wellbeing. If you’re based in West Auckland (or willing to travel a bit), K9 Heaven is an option worth considering for future grooming or daycare — you’ll find peace of mind knowing your dog is being handled by experienced professionals.
It depends on what treatment it is the more the longer.
No, they dry the dog on a drying table not in a kennel.
dog groomers make good money
pet groomers groom your pet or clean it, wash it,clip its nails, dry it after washing it, brush its fur,and clean your pet's nails. that's basically what pet groomers do.