The Wizard of Paws

Trimming nails on a regular basis can be the best way to keep from getting scratched by your dog or cat, but can cause them significant pain if you do it wrong. Scheduling a grooming appointment can spare their paws.

We are looking for a couple of groomers to join our team. Actively seeking an experienced pet groomer with at least two years’ work experience and excellent customer service skills. Clientele following a plus. We are a rapidly growing salon in a prime Palm Springs location. This position is offered as F/T or P/T. Job qualifications: 2 years work experience in a grooming salon... Able to lift 50lbs Able to groom 5 or more animals daily Knowledge of various cut styles Detail oriented Team Player Work efficiently Great work ethic Knowledge of Thryve and/or Clover software a plus Compensation: Pay scale negotiable Tips Schedule: Mon-Sat Schedule is flexible with plans to expand Call Charlie if interested or with any questions at 760-703-1860 or email resume to [email protected] See more

Did you know that most professional pet groomers suggest that you have your pet groomed every four to six weeks or so? Professional groomings should occur more often if he or she is experiencing hair, nail, or skin problems.

Pet owners can rely on experienced and skilled dog groomers to know the grooming standards for all breeds of dogs, be familiar with pet anatomy, and discern any oddities in a pet's health regimen that might signal an illness.

Did you know that cats, because they are such meticulous self groomers, do not have the same grooming requirements as dogs? However, long-haired cats do require periodic grooming to take care of matting and other issues

One of the biggest benefits of using a professional dog groomer is finding any bruises, suspicious bumps, fleas or ticks or other problems. It can be particularly difficult to notice these types of problems for dogs with long hair. A groomer knows what is normal and what is not and will see any irregularities while washing and grooming the dog.

Professional grooming for your dog or cat is a necessary process and will ensure his or her health. Without regular grooming, dirt and grime can get under your pet's hair and cause skin irritations and sometimes even infections.

If your dog has sensitive skin or allergies, then professional grooming is going to be your best option. Your groomer will be able to find the least irritating type of shampoo and may be able to suggestion other options for keeping your dog’s skin as healthy as possible.

While matted cat fur can appear to be an aesthetic issue, a tightly wound mat can begin to tear at your cat’s skin under the mat. Let’s talk about how frequently you’ll need to bring your cat in for grooming to keep the mats at bay.

Have you ever tried to bathe your pet and ended up with more water on you than them? Convenience and less stress on your pet are reasons to consider professional grooming services.

There are many parts of the grooming process that require considerable expertise. For example, shaving or trimming around your pet's face is very precise work.

Aggressive pets can pose a grooming problem, but there are some measures that can be taken to keep them calm. First, try staying with the pet during the grooming. If that does not work, talk to your vet about prescribing sedatives for grooming day.