GROOMING TIPS FOR DOGS AND CATS

Joanne Hull THE PET PSYCHIC

As some of you are aware, I have been a qualified International groomer for over 20 years now, I still have a salon in Scotland.
One of the best tips is to always use a mans plastic comb to groom your breeds, its flexible so will not hurt your animals, but at the same time gets right down to the skin and most impressive the animals will love it as it massages the skin too!
So nip down to superdrug and get your comb! saves a fortune on pet brushes that you just do not need.

Joanne x
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11 Jun 2010 18:47

Liz Ross

Hi Im thinking of doing a one year pet grooming course with ICS it costs £550 and you get the grooming kit videos and books also access to tutors online or by phone im quite interested in this as a possible job in the future and I think this course may be a step in the right direction has anyone did a course like this and is it any good or can anyone think off a better one I would have preferred a college course but none in Edinburgh do pet grooming all advice welcome thanks

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08 Jan 2010 12:13

carolann wyatt *END B.S.L.*

EX idea i got a new comb in the dresser i will try it on monty xxx

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07 Jan 2010 21:56

Noo *END B.S.L*

thats a brill tip ... good post