Top 3 Grooming Tools Every Groomer Should Have

24 Nov 2022

Top 3 Grooming Tools Every Groomer Should Have

I have been living with dogs for more than 35 years, almost my whole life. This extensive experience has allowed me to gain a deeper understanding of their needs and acquire professional grooming skills. I have come to realize the information, effort, and experience required in the groomer profession, along with the physical challenges it presents.

Driven by my love for pets and my dedication to this profession, I often hear the question, "Do I need professional dog grooming tools?" The answer is a resounding yes! Using the best grooming supplies, best pet grooming products, and best pet grooming tools is essential. These professional grooming tools not only streamline the grooming process but also prioritize the well-being of the groomer. Throughout my years of working with pets, I have made numerous observations and findings that have led me to develop an effective care system. This system encompasses natural skin and coat care products, innovative equipment, and high-quality professional grooming tools.

To facilitate the grooming process, it is crucial to choose comfortable and lightweight tools crafted from durable materials. These tools not only enable you to groom your pet with ease but also feature ergonomic designs that adapt to your hand movements, reducing the strain on your wrists.

Remember, investing in the right dog groomer tools is crucial for achieving exceptional grooming results while ensuring your own comfort and well-being throughout the process.

1. Scissors

I see scissors as the most important tool of the groomer. The scissors have to be treated with extra caution and respect. I usually tell my students: if you have dropped your scissors, they will never cut as sharply as before. That is the reason I never land my own scissors to other groomers and I advise you to do so too. 

Trying to ease the load on the wrist, I have created my nominal scissors which are:

 

Don’t forget to clean the scissors after each grooming. Handle them responsibly and with care, and protect the scissors from sharp impacts on hard surfaces, as impact damage may render the scissors unsuitable for cutting. I recommend using scissors only after bathing the pet.

2. Brushes and Combs

I used various brushes but as the technologies are changing so fast, I wanted to have brushes and combs that would be the most comfortable, long-lasting, and ergonomic. I am so glad that this year I was able to present my thoroughly created novelties – Tauro Pro Line combs and brushes that are attributed to the Royal and Prestige lines.

They are premium quality products that provide maximum comfort for the groomer and the pet:

 

3. Nail cutting tools

Cutting a pet’s nails is a duty for both the groomer and the owner. There are two ways of doing it: with nail clippers or a nail grinder. Usually, I use nail clippers because it is quicker. When choosing nail clippers, pay attention to their quality. It is important that the clippers would be durable, sharp, and accurate, and feel convenient in your hand. 

When the pet is stressed and isn’t used to cutting nails, I prefer using a nail grinder. I recommend the Tauro Pro Line nail grinder for several reasons:

 

Grooming tools is key to successful and smooth grooming process. I invite you to discover the tools, which will ease the labor of the groomer and provide comfort for the pet!

Breeding dogs for more than 35 years brought me to my mission – to understand and create the best products for pets. I’m ready to share my long-tested and thoroughly created pet care system with you!
- Janita J. Plunge
Janita J. Plungė

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Janita J. Plungė

Founder and President of KIKA GROUP

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Janita J. Plungė is an experienced breeder, cynologist, groomer and pet product developer with more than 35 years of experience working with dogs. Her first dog, a silver poodle named Kika, inspired her lifelong interest in animal care and led her to begin working as a groomer at the age of 16. She later became president of a poodle club and, at the age of 23, the youngest international dog show judge in the world. As the founder of KIKA Group, she has grown the business to more than 130 retail stores in Baltic states, 3 factories and top 4 kennel in the world with over 2,000 champion titles, exports to over 60 countries around the world and over 700 wholesale business partners. Her mission is to help pets live healthier and happier lives through carefully developed nutrition, grooming and daily care solutions.

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Pet groomingDog showsVeterinary careDog breedingProduct DevelopmentPet nutrition
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