Groomers blow your dog's coat dry to achieve that ultra-fluffy look that's full of body. They use special dryers built for treating pets. Groomers also use particular products that help with the drying process but also leave the coat in wonderful condition, and now you can use them, too!

Groomer's Lung, also known as “Hairy Lung,” refers to the health issues arising from inhaling airborne particles commonly found in grooming environments. These minuscule particles encompass pet hair, dander, nail dust, and a range of allergens, all of which become suspended in the air during the grooming process.

#1. The Clipit Goggle and Visor is a great preventative shield against hair absorption. Not only does it help with eye protection, but it helps reduce breathing in the nasties that are floating around in the air. In conjunction we would recommend you wear a cotton mask underneath to be totally 100% protected.

Short, smooth or wiry coat, brush them once a week with a rubber-bristled brush to distribute skin oils through the fur. Long, silky or curly coat, brush them once a day with a rubber-bristled brush or wire slicker brush followed by a steel comb, if needed, to prevent tangles and mats and remove debris.