With the right selection of clippers, retailers can help any customer achieve their home-grooming goals.

Far from a superfluous touch, adding embellishments like bows and bandannas to finish off a groom lets customers know they’re valued.

When helping customers find the right products to care for their pets’ skin and coat, retailers should work from the inside out.

Retailers can turn a profit on shampoos and conditioners by working with trusted manufacturers to stock a range of solution-oriented products.

Martha Palmer, director of Wahl Clipper Corporation’s professional animal division, discusses how pet stores can be successful in the home-grooming category.

Alyssa Guertin, brand manager for Pet-Ag, Inc., discusses the company’s commitment to enhancing the lives of “Every Animal. Every Day.”

With a little knowledge about what makes a good tub, any business can find one to suit its needs and budget.

Tackling shedding problems with a wide range of effective solutions can help retailers earn customers’ trust and spark sales in multiple categories.

Retailers can find success in the between-bath category by showing customers how the products can save them time and money.

When combing through the range of clippers available, groomers can ensure they choose the right one by examining their individual preferences, as well as the practical requirements they will have for the tool.

Ear care is a critical component of pet hygiene that is often undervalued by pet owners, but retailers can help get the message out.