There are many aspects of pet grooming that require great care to ensure the health and appearance of the animal. However, by mastering the techniques required for grooming different parts of the body with just one pet clipper kit, professionals can ensure that they achieve the highest standards, every time. By mastering techniques for the paws, face, ears and for a full body trim, groomers can create animals that look great and feel comfortable too. Using a single all-in-one pet clippers system is also highly efficient, as it means that the groomer is not spending too much time switching between different tools. The tools will also cut evenly to ensure the highest standards of professional grooming.
Our kits have been specially designed to complete all grooming tasks, but above all to do them well. A Pet clipper kit is well equipped to deal with different coat types and sensitive areas.
For Pet Grooming, we recommend modern high quality clippers with adjustable blade lengths for varying coat types i.e. thick undercoat and fine fur on face etc. Interchangeable Guards and Attachments, for specific lengths on individual parts of the body i.e. shorter on paws, longer on body. Ergonomic design to be maneuverable around sensitive parts such as eyes and ears for long grooming sessions, reducing fatigue and still obtaining precise results.
One comprehensive kit replaces the need for many different items and thus saves space and money. Also all blades in all attachments are of equal quality. Thus there is the same cutting performance in rough cutting as well as in fine cutting and detailing. Also the care of the attachments is much easier, because all cleaning, oiling and storage is done with the same tools for all attachments. This enables the best hygiene and at the same time the longest possible use of the tools.
Precision paw grooming requires preparation and precision. Proper handling is key to avoid discomfort or even injury to your pet’s sensitive skin around the paw pads and nails, while achieving the cleanest results possible.
Pre-trimming, clean and dry each paw to prevent hair from clogging the blades. The hair from moisture or debris in the paws can interfere with the groomer’s smooth motion and create uneven cuts. Detangling fur between the pads will clear a path for the blades to cut through thick or matted hair.
For intricate work close to the paw pads, narrow blades or guide combs are ideal for trimming in these tight spaces. Remember to use slow and steady strokes and keep a firm grip on the blade, taking time to inspect after each pass to ensure that even amounts of hair have been removed to prevent trimmed skin becoming irritated.
Face Grooming requires great patience and care as most animals are sensitive around the eyes, nose, mouth and muzzle. Grooming your pet in a calm environment using the correct tools will produce great results.
Low-noise clippers are better suited to facial work than high-noise clippers as they will provoke fewer stress responses in your client when undertaking close contact work. It is recommended that professionals only cut small sections at any time, working within the natural growth of the hair, to create neat hair lines that have not been pulled. Work slowly so to limit the transmission of vibration to sensitive facial muscles.
When trimming around the eyes and mouth, it’s vital to preserve the dogs natural expression and to remove any stray hairs that may obstruct the vision or create a health hazard. By using gentle blending strokes to soften the lines between the hair that has been cut and the hair that hasn’t, you should be able to create a natural looking finish to the dog’s coat that has no harsh lines or boundaries – a true hallmark of expert groomer craftsmanship.
Special care is to be exercised when grooming a dog’s ears as they are covered in thin skin and are home to many sensitive sensory organs. By properly preparing your dog’s ears for grooming, you can help to prevent damage and discomfort when trimming.
Inspect each ear for signs of blockage of debris or of infection that may be aggravated by the clipping action. Holding the ear tightly but gently, so that all the folds are visible, allows all the areas that require attention to be seen without placing too much tension on the ear tissue.
Use Rounded-tip attachments when shaping the edges of the outer ear as the skin here is particularly sensitive. When inside the ear canal, only trim fur that is blocking airflow, and avoid over-trimming as this can compromise the ear’s natural protection against dust and moisture. Always keep an eye on the ears after a grooming session to ensure they are clean.
The techniques for cleaning each part of your pet’s body can be implemented in an order to become a full-body grooming and used with just one high quality pet clipper kit, suitable for professional work.
Step 1: Coat Preparation
First we thoroughly brush the fur to untangle any knots, to cut through any matting between the individual hairs, and to pick up any loose hair to prevent it from becoming problems during the clipping process. Also, to prevent any fur to snag during the clipping process and to avoid any discomfort for the animal as well as for the groomer.
Step 2: Choosing Blade Lengths
Adjust the length of the blades depending on the density of the coat. For very thick undercoats short blades are best whereas for lighter coats longer blades will help to maintain volume. Using the correct lengths of blades will help to achieve a uniform texture on all parts of the body.
Step 3: Systematic Clipping Approach
Begin at the neck working in a downward direction with the coat natural. This will prevent visible cut lines and allow for the most even distribution of pressure on the animals surfaces. By working in a systematic order you will avoid missing spots and remain symmetrical from head to tail.
After a full body trim, make sure to wipe all of your trimmers with disinfectant cloths to remove hair and oils from the hair that can dull the blades over time. Using a conditioning spray on your trimmers will give the hair cut a shiny finish and also help to soothe the skin after a trim. This is an important part to any professional trims.
SUOKE Electric is a well-established brand of professional grade pet clippers. Each SUOKE Electric product features a powerful motor paired with top quality blades that enable long use without overheating. The groomer’s comfort is also taken into account in the design of the hair clippers and this allows for long periods of use without fatigue. A key feature of professional grade clippers is the ability to accurately cut hair in sensitive areas such as the paws and facial contours. With ongoing innovations to their range of pet hair clippers and excellent customer service, SUOKE Electric are recognized worldwide by professional groomers as a reputable supplier of high-end hair clippers for dogs.
At the core of any groomer’s work is their pet clipper kit. A good quality, single professional pet hair clipper kit can be used for all of a groomer’s work, from trimming round the paws and ears in detail to doing a full groom from head to toe. In order to get the best results from your pet hair clippers, it is not just a case of learning the best techniques to cut the hair, it is also important to prepare for each groom and to look after your clippers after use. When investing in your pet hair clippers it is also important to buy from a reliable pet clipper supplier, such as SUOKE Electric. This will mean that the clippers will last long and mean that the groomer can get on with the job in hand to produce the best results and keep the clients happy.
Yes, using adjustable blades and attachments you can do all the trimming with one trimmer kit, using different parts of the body and having precise results.
Clippers must be cleaned after each use and regularly oiled. The blades should also be changed as needed to keep the clipper running effectively.
Modern electric clippers are made with new technology to reduce the vibration and noise of traditional clippers. Because of this, many pets can now be clipped without causing stress.
