Pet Groomer (Bather/Dryer)

– Bathing and drying dogs: This involves using shampoos, conditioners, and other grooming products to clean and groom the dogs, as well as drying them thoroughly.
– Brushing and combing dogs: Dog bathers may need to brush and comb the dogs coats to remove tangles and debris and to keep the coat healthy and shiny.
– Trimming nails: Dog bathers may be responsible for trimming the nails of the dogs in their care.
– Cleaning ears: This may involve using ear-cleaning solutions to remove dirt and debris from the ears of the dogs.
– Monitoring the well-being of the dogs: Dog bathers need to be observant and alert to any signs of distress or illness in the dogs. They may need to report any concerns to a supervisor or veterinarian.
– Maintaining a clean and organized work environmentmay involve cleaning and sanitizing the bathing area and equipment and keeping supplies and products organized and stocked.
– Handling customer inquiries and concerns: Dog bathers may need to interact with pet owners and provide information about the grooming services offered and address any concerns or issues that may arise.
– Maintaining accurate records: Dog bathers may need to keep track of the dogs they have groomed and record any services provided and supplies used.