There’s a variety of trimmer and clipper options available in today’s market, tasking groomers with the mission of finding the trimmer/clipper that meets all their personal and salon needs.

After a bath, soaking wet pets can dry off quicker with help from these pet-drying products.

This Chihuahua/Poodle mix named Gus provides a great example of how mixed-breed dogs give professional groomers an opportunity to get creative and bring out the personalities of our canine clients.

Keeping pets safe during the grooming process involves being aware of many details.

These tubs can make bathtime a breeze for groomers.

While salon management software can be a valuable resource for grooming business owners, it is important that you find the system that best fits your needs.

While grooming a dog in a full show coat can be intimidating, the techniques involved can be applied on a wide variety of breeds.

As more consumers groom their pets at home, retailers should ensure that they remain knowledgeable about, and keep their stores stocked with, reliable products.

This breed-standard cut is set with a snap-on comb and can be taken shorter.

Kyle Darling, president of Thera-Clean, discusses how his company’s microbubble technology provides a host of health benefits to pets and business benefits to professional groomers.

A lot of time can be wasted in the grooming salon, whether it's from idle chit-chat or late drop-offs/pick-ups. To keep things running smoothly, it's all about increasing efficiency.

While accomplishing an excellent finish might seem effortless from the sidelines, it requires several steps that are all important to the final product.