Glad you asked. "De-shedding" is a term coined right here at Transformation
Pet Center to refer to the process of ridding the coat of excess dead hair...more
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No, it's not something we do on weekends to earn extra money. It is a very specialized
and ancient grooming technique...more
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Barbara Bird is an educator as well as a practitioner. She has written and
given seminars for pet groomers in the U.S. as well as the U.K. Her topics
include: Cat Grooming, Customer Relations, Groomer Survival, Chemistry for
Groomers and Home Grooming. Private lessons are available for professionals
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| WHAT IS DESHEDDING? |
Glad you asked. "De-shedding" is a term coined right here at Transformation
Pet Center to refer to the process of ridding the coat of excess dead hair.
All dogs shed to some extent or another, some profusely at seasonal times of
the year, some like German Shepards and my smooth coated Jack Russell
Terrier, shed year round. We can't stop the shedding, but we sure know how
to remove it from your pet.
Our motto is "The Hair Stays Here!".
We do this by cleaning and conditioning the coat to
soften and loosen it and then
blow it out with high velocity dryers, rake it, brush it, comb
it....whatever it takes to get to the bottom of the seemingly bottomless
hair pit that is your pet.
It is the combination of products, tools, and
know-how that allows us to achieve fantastic results. For many thick coated
dogs and cats, deshedding is all they need to be prepared for our Arizona
summers. And we do this while creating the minimal stress and discomfort
for your best friend.
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 Schnauzers were the first breed I learned to groom.
They often come in pairs. When they live together, they start to look alike. This is either Heidi or Schatzie Grace in a short pet trim.
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For pet owners or professional groomers who wish to advance their skills.
Lessons include - Better Bichons, More Style for Terriers, Customizing a
mixed breed style, The Miniature Schnauzer examined, Techniques of Hand
Stripping. Fees range from $60-100 per session. |
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