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Function
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Mobile grooming works well for people who have a difficult time handling their dogs, including those who are disabled, elderly or recovering from surgery. The groomer loads the dogs into a van, so owners don't have to do any lifting.
Benefits
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Owners should consider mobile grooming for nervous or aggressive dogs, or dogs who haven't been well socialized. These dogs will be less stressed out during grooming if they are the only dog in the environment.
Features
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Depending on the mobile grooming service, owners may be allowed to stay in the van to assist the dog during grooms.
Services
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Depending on the mobile grooming franchise, anal gland expression may or may not be offered. Owners can expect a mobile groomer to offer haircuts, nail trimmings, baths, flea treatments and furminators.
Availability
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Ask your vet for recommended mobile grooming services. Some companies advertise at local pet stores, but most can be found online (see Resources). Some may travel outside their service area if owners can bring a certain amount of business.
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Mobile Grooming for Dogs
Mobile dog groomers offer the same services as regular dog groomers, but with the added convenience of door-to-door service. Mobile groomers are certified like other groomers, and can bathe and groom dogs (and cats) quickly and efficiently.