Mernda N asked:


What are the quietest, coolest and most powerful Dog Grooming Clippers?

I bought all my equipment for grooming when i was in school and now im looking for a more long term better quality clipper. Any people with experience in the grooming profession are encouraged to answer my question.

Also anyone with clippers that perform badly i would like to know about too, so i do not experiment with them.

Thank You Much.

okiegirl asked:


I have a 6 year old male Shih Tzu. Everytime he goes to the groomer he gets scared and he growls and snaps. I had a groomer before that could deal with him, but I have since moved out of state. I have tried every groomer in the area where I live now, they either wont groom him at all or they call me in mid groom and say “Come get him, I cant work with this dog.” Or they charge me about 100$ over the normal price because they said he acted bad and took up to much of their time. So I have been forced to face the fact I am going to have to do this myself. I bought a dog grooming kit with shears, brushes and clippers. But I am confused about something, do I shave the dog before the bath? Or do I give him a bath, dry him then shave him? Or should I bathe him then shave while his hair is still wet? And please dont tell me this breed does not need to be shaved, I know that, but he just isnt happy when his hair is long. Any info and tips will help alot, thanks!

Lilly C asked:


I want to make sure they feed her the food I give her, and that that she is not miserable.

Cowboys Fan asked:


We are going to florida on wednesday and we are taking my lab to the kennel and are leaving her there for about 1 week. I feel so bad about doing this because she will probably think that we are not coming back for her. This is the longest we will ever be leaving her. I already have visited the kennel and i trust them so that is not a problem. my problem is how do i reassure my dog that we are not abandoning her?

Dan W asked:


I have a maltese who just hates anything that has to do with grooming. Showers are bad but cutting his hair is even worse. When I try to cut his hair he whines and nips at my hand or the scissors. I am looking for something that will help me calm him down so I can finish the job. I have already tried some calming syrum, but it did not work.

Betty C asked:


He is a old himalayan. $150 to get him groomed. He will lay ther for me. They have to put him to sleep when they groom. He is to old to groom himself.

HoBo JoE asked:


i own a persion mix and she has recently got spayed but she is not grooming herself and is getting huge tangles on he chest and around its head and she is getting eye inffections she has had eye inffections for a while and has been taking medicine for it plz answer if u can

lena asked:


PLEASE O please tell me that would be such a FUN job but im wondering when can i start getting a job their like can i start when i turn 16 this coming june or do i have to wait till im 20 ???? PLEASE give me some real valid info

thelivingroomtornado asked:


I’m considering relocating to Europe but I’m not sure what to do with my pookie- if he has to go in the cargo bay, that’s not happening!!

ak1 asked:


Unfortuntaly I will have to put my beautiful 1yr old cat in a cattery for up to 2 wks (due to myself going into hospital) and cannot trust to leave it with anyone.
He is a Indoor Predigree Persian Chinchilla with long hair & needs to be brush at least once a day & requires a lot of love & attention - But I am worried about leaving him at just any cattery and all the one’s I have looked at our not very good.

Does anyone know any good catteries around the Midlands area? Thanks.
Area - Midlands (UK)