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As a pet groomer, you enjoy spending time with pets and making them feel and look their best. There are a few essential qualities that every pet groomer needs to have if they want a successful career. It takes hours or hard work and practice to do what you do.

Groomers enjoy helping their furry clients look and feel their best. It could be a simple cat grooming appointment, or a whole new look for a puppy. Either way, there’s always potential risk in each appointment, and we’re here to help you understand some of those risks with this informational

The great thing about your job is you have the opportunity to interact with different types of doggos. Some are very furry while others have a low maintenance look. You never know what an appointment will entail! Dog owners want to work with someone who is professional, experienced, and cares

Groomers enjoy helping their furry clients look and feel their best. Whether it is a basic grooming appointment or a whole new look, pups love to be pampered. While we hope every appointment goes well, that’s not always the case and we are here to help you understand the risks

As a pet groomer, marketing and getting brand exposure is vital to finding and maintaining success. One of the best ways to market your pet grooming business is through social media. Your social media pages are the place to reach out and interact with customers, and most importantly, show your

As a dog groomer, your days are filled with new pets to groom, and each pet brings its own challenges. Meeting the needs of each dog is difficult enough, but there is also the difficulty of meeting the needs and wants of each pet’s owner. Pet Care Insurance has put

You don’t know what you don’t know until it’s too late. This old platitude is particularly true when it comes to pet groomer insurance and liability risks. For small businesses and sole proprietors, however, this statement isn’t just true—it can also be expensive. If your insurance purchasing decisions are based

This year in New York, a legislator for Suffolk County has proposed a new law that would affect pet groomers who operate inside the county’s boundaries, whether they are a brick & mortar store, mobile business, or in-home business. The proposed law—called Ginger’s Law—is named for a pomeranian who passed