I am in the market for a new groomer. My amazing groomer, Kathy, has been beautifying Lizzie for more than 4 years now, but she has feel severely ill and may not be able to work again. I tell Lizzie not to think about it so much as grooming, but a day at the spa... she gets her nails done, gets her hair washed and a nice perfumy spray. Sounds like a spa to me! Her issue with it is the cage part. Lizzie feels that being caged is for animals, and that would not apply to her. Anyway, we are seeking out a new groomer, and it's not been easy. I knew we had a real treasure with Kathy. I constantly told her how good she was at what she did and how much Lizzie liked her. We had two failed attempts with other groomers before we found her. I might check into the mobile pet grooming to take the edge off for her. We'll see.
It should probably be noted that we have two other pets, too. JoJo is a hamster, and we've had him about 3 months. He's super cute. We also have Sky, a parakeet. We're not sure of the gender of either of those two, we just guess and give them neutral names so as not to confuse them and affect their self-image. Funny as it sounds, all three of them actually get along.
I will say one thing NO MORE PETS.... unless a pug happens to wander into my life.... :)
Cindy
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With 3 dogs at 50 bucks a pop I had to learn how to groom mine myself. Now, I wouldn't enter them in a kennel show but I figure a savings of a $150 every 3 or 4 months I could learn to live with the results. LOL.
Our cocker spaniel Amber hated the groomer so badly she would get diarrhea and we would have to go pick her up before she was done. We tried several groomers, all with the same results. So now we groom her ourselves. She looks funny, but she is a whole lot happier. And it is definitely cheaper.
I guess we can all go buy some more stamps with the money we're saving.
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