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Whether the ideal animal companion is a cat or dog, proper pet grooming is essential. Purebred or mutt, exotic or domestic, eventually that same constant sidekick will need to be bathed. The responsible pet owner will now need to determine if it is time to bring in the pet grooming professionals or to attempt this project under their own discretion. 

If they are abrasive in either manner or speech, you might want to redirect your business. If they are not conscious of their negative approach to your pet while you are there, think about how more negative are harmful the pet grooming professional will be if you are not there. The first thing a pet owner should look for is the animal's attitude when returning from a groomer. 

Watch the wound carefully and if it becomes red or issues puss, contact your veterinarian immediately. If the animal licks or otherwise irritates the wound, you might want to get a protective plastic collar to stop the behavior. Another mistake in novice pet grooming is getting shampoo or other chemicals in your pet's eye. 

The shorter coat will be more comfortable for the dog during the hot summer months and while the shorter hair wont prevent your dog from rolling in the smelly items, the shorter coat will be easier for you to wash, and will dry faster. If you have bathed you dog and still notice a strong odor whenever it is in your presence the source of the smell might not be the dog's coat but a more serious health problem. 

The experience is stressful for everybody involved, the pet owner, the professional groomer. and most importantly the dog. Pet owners who have dogs that don't like traveling generally avoid having their dog groomed. That leads to the second way a mobile pet grooming service can improve your dog's health. 

Bathing your dog is an excellent way to prevent your dog from developing an itching problem. But don't plan on bathing your dog on a daily basis. To much water and shampoo will completely strip your dog of the oils that are naturally found on the dog's skin. When these natural oils are stripped away the dog's skin dries out and becomes more prone to infections.