Pet groomers have to navigate physical challenges like contorting their body into different positions and picking up heavy animals, and these challenges can cause wear and tear on the pet stylist's body.

Groomer's Lung, also known as “Hairy Lung,” refers to the health issues arising from inhaling airborne particles commonly found in grooming environments. These minuscule particles encompass pet hair, dander, nail dust, and a range of allergens, all of which become suspended in the air during the grooming process.

No groomer should administer sedatives to your dog unless a vet prescribed the drug for that particular animal.

Did you know that there are no mandatory educational/licensing requirements needed to become a professional dog groomer in California? However, every state is different. New Jersey is the only state (as of now) to adopt new legislation that will require dog groomers to become state licensed. It's called Bijou's Law.