Start
a Pet Grooming Business
Become a Pet Groomer and
Get
Paid to Groom Dogs or Cats
Imagine
having a fun high-paying job that lets you use your creativity to
pamper pets. Welcome to the pet grooming business!

In
our busy society, many pet owners don't have time to personally groom their
pets. It's no wonder more pet owners than ever before are turning to a professional
pet groomer and the U.S. government says pet services is a growth
business.
"Pet
owners are expected to increasingly take advantage of grooming services.
The demand for luxury animal services and willingness to spend greater
amounts of money on pets will continue to grow.
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
There
are few jobs that offer so many benefits. When you become a professional pet groomer,
you will have a job that is fun, interesting, and rewarding.
You will feel needed and appreciated by pets and pet owners alike.
You will have the satisfaction of owning a business that helps pets experience
more happiness, health, and well-being.
When
you start your own pet grooming business you will enjoy the freedom
of being your own boss. You can work from home, scheduling pet grooming
clients around your family life or other commitments.
As
owner of a pet grooming business, you might decide to have a mobile
pet grooming business and go to your clients homes. Or you might decide
to start a pet grooming business in your home or clients set up in
a retail space, or through another pet business such a vet's office, and
have clients come to you.
When
you become a pet groomer and start a pet grooming business, you can choose to provide pet grooming
services to all types of dogs and cats, or you can specialize in
grooming breeds you like best. You can decide to work part-time
or full-time, and choose what types of services to offer.

As
a professional pet groomer you might choose to offer basic pet grooming
services such as bathing, brushing, trimming and styling. Or you could
make your business into a pet grooming spa (also known as a pet
grooming salon) and offer pet massage and luxury
spa services
such as pet aromatherapy, doggy facials, fur coloring,
hydrotherapy, or pet pedicures.
As
long as you have the desire, you can become a professional pet groomer
and start your own pet grooming business. No special education or experience
is needed to become a pet groomer and succeed.
You
can start your own pet grooming business and become a pet groomer immediately,
earning an average of $40 to $80 or more per pet you groom.
If
you would like to be paid to provide pet grooming services, the
FabJob Guide to Become a Pet Groomer is
for you!
In this e-book you will discover how you can get
started as a pet groomer and succeed in the pet grooming and pet spa business.
The
author of the pet grooming business guide is Jennifer
James, Jennifer James, a leading writer
and editor of business guides. In the FabJob pet groomer guide she shares
insider tips and expert advice from successful pet groomers
and pet grooming business owners to help you achieve success with your own
pet grooming business.
The
pet grooming experts who share advice in this guide include:
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Jay
Scruggs, a top-ranked stylist and three-time
member of GroomTeam USA
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Sue
Zecco, a multi-award-winning Certified
Master Groomer and member of the GroomTeam USA Hall of Fame
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Eddie
Jacoby, owner of a mobile pet spa business
and groomer to many celebrity pets
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Master
Pet Stylist Melissa Verplank,
author of the acclaimed book Notes From the Grooming Table and founder
of the Paragon School of Pet Grooming
The
guide covers topics of vital importance to anyone who wants to start
a pet grooming salon or spa business, including:
How
to Start a Pet Grooming Business
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An
overview of options for starting your pet grooming business:
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Opening
a new pet grooming business
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Pet
spa franchising
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Partnering
with an existing pet business
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How
to start a mobile pet grooming service
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Choosing
services
to offer in your pet grooming business, including:
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Brushing
and bathing
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Trim
and styling
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Pet
massage
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Spa
treatments and services (aromatherapy, hydro-massage, doggy facials,
fur coloring, pet pedicure, teeth brushing, doggy workout)
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How
to create a business plan for your pet grooming business
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How
to conduct initial market research for your pet grooming business
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What
you need to know about licensing, zoning and insurance requirements
for a pet grooming business
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How
to calculate start-up costs for your pet grooming business (includes
sample start up and operating budget forms)
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Ways
to save money and reduce the costs of your pet grooming business
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What
to consider when choosing a location for your pet grooming business
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Interior
design of your pet grooming spa, with tips on areas you will need
and issues to consider
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What
equipment
and supplies you need to start a pet grooming business
Running
Your Pet Grooming Business
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Pet
grooming health, hygiene and safety for people and pets
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Setting
prices
for your pet grooming and pet spa services (and when you should charge
a premium)
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Setting
your pet grooming business hours and scheduling appointments
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Greeting
clients and intake of their pets
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If
you want to increase your pet grooming business, how to work with employees
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Developing
materials to market your pet grooming business (including print
advertising, website, brochures, etc.)
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How
to attract pet grooming clients through free publicity and strategic
partnerships
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How
to get business referrals from your pet grooming clients

PLUS,
you will discover:
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How
to develop your pet grooming skills, both at your own pace and through
formal training
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How
to increase your income with sales of pet supplies (includes
a list of suppliers of pet products)
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Samples
of what you need to become a pet groomer and start your pet grooming business, including:
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A
start-up pet grooming supply and equipment checklist
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Sample
pet grooming business start-up and operations budget forms
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A
sample client receipt for pet grooming services
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A
sample press release for a pet grooming business
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Ways
to give your clients exceptional service so you can get repeat business
for your pet grooming business
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And
more! (including free updates)
You can have all this and more
for an incredible price. It can cost hundreds of dollars to take courses
on starting a business, and chances are they will not include specific
information about opening a pet grooming business or pet spa. The FabJob
Guide to Become a Pet Groomer contains some
of the best business advice you could get from other sources, and more.
It
can save you many hours of research, help you avoid some common mistakes,
and give you information you need to become a pet groomer and start your own pet grooming business.
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If
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guide is for you. It gives you what you need to know to start a pet grooming
business
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FabJob.com
was featured in the April, 2007 issue of Woman's World Magazine
("Land Your Dream Job" article).
"The
FabJob Guide to Become a Pet Groomer will take you step-by-step through
everything you'll need to become a professional pet groomer and start your new pet grooming business. Each chapter
is full of important information, helpful advice, and useful tips from
expert pet groomers. Whether you want to offer basic pet grooming services or open
a luxury pet salon or spa, by following the advice and using the valuable
resources included in this guide, you will be on your way to success in
the pet grooming business."
Brenna Pearce, Editor
"One thing I like about
the FabJob books is the depth of information they provide for making a
change to a new career. They provide actual samples you can use as templates,
including: sample of what to say when talking to a prospective client,
sample invoice and sample contract."
Jill
Florio, Editor
www.BellaOnline.com
"There
is no better feeling then arriving at a clients house and having their
dog get so excited to see you.
Eddie Jacoby, Owner
Town
and Country Mobile Pet Services
"Make
more money.
Look
to your strengths to come up with ways to make extra money at FabJob.com."
From the "2008 Money & Investing Guide," by Tamara E. Holmes, Essence
Magazine, January, 2008
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