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So, you have decided dog grooming is for you, either for your own dog as or a vocation. Many of the tools you would require for either are basically the same, however, if you are starting a business most tools would need to be heavier duty and it wou...

The Essential Guide to Styptic Powder: Safety and Pro TipsFor dog groomers and pet parents alike, minor nicks during grooming—especially "quicking" a nail—are an occupational hazard. While accidents happen, having the right toolkit and technique can ...

L.I.P.S. takes restraint systems to a whole new level!L.I.P.S. (Linked Interval Positioning System) is not so much about restraining dogs as it is on optimum positioning.The more an animal is restrained, the harder it will fight, so L.I.P.S. allows t...

Best from the USAt Technogroom we strive to bring you the best dog grooming products available from suppliers worldwide. Many of these are located in the USA, home of Laube/Kelco, Davis, Best Shot, Absorbine, Resco, Pro Guard and Zoni Pet. We buy the...

A few years back, when ceramic blades first appeared on the market, there was great reluctance by many groomers to purchase them. This has continued, largely due to fear of breaking them and being left with a useless blade having paid the extra for a...

TUNE-UP KITS for your blades can solve the rattling problems many experience from changing clipper brands or from bent socket ears. The tune-up kit consists of all the parts on your blade except the cutter and comb. This kit is designed to restore yo...

Clipper Buying GuideYou are probably reading this because you are considering buying a new clipper or trimmer, if so, you have come to the right place.From Beginners to ProfessionalsThe first thing to consider is, are you competent enough at the mome...

Selecting a shampoo can be confusing as there are a wide range of options in every price range. Probably the most sensible place to start is right where you are and ask a rather straightforward question.What do I want achieve that my current choice i...