How Much Tip For A Dog Groomer

Introduction

Dog grooming is one of those things that makes you wonder: should I tip? We will answer this question and much more.

According to Dogster, the going rate for a professional groomer is between $45 to $90.

According to Dogster, the going rate for a professional groomer is between $45 to $90. For this fee, you can expect your dog to be bathed and dried, his nails clipped and teeth brushed. Your pet will also receive a de-shedding treatment if he has excessive shedding. If he’s getting a haircut as well, there should be no charge for that.

Professional grooming can be pricey but it does come with numerous benefits. A professional groomer knows exactly what they’re doing when it comes to clipping fur (and sometimes just as important – not clipping fur). They’ve trained with other professionals who have been doing the same thing for years; they know how much time each cut will take and which tools work best on certain breeds of dogs. Plus, they have access to all kinds of fancy equipment such as clippers made specifically for dogs and heated drying tools which are especially helpful during cold winter months when most people prefer not having their pets outside anyway!

Tipping 10 percent is a good starting point. The tip should increase depending on the difficulty of your dog’s cut or if you have special requests.

A pet groomer will spend an average of three to five hours with your pet and charge $20 to $35 an hour, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Tipping anywhere between 10 percent and 20 percent is fair, depending on how long the groomer works with your dog, how difficult it was for them to work with him or her, and whether or not you had any problems throughout the process (such as having fleas). If they do something extra like cut off slobber-filled fur that’s been bothering you for months, then feel free to tip more generously—but only if it truly was above and beyond what they needed to do their job!
If you have a small breed such as a Yorkshire terrier or Maltese who doesn’t require cutting too much hair off, then tipping about $10 might suffice if everything goes well during your appointment together; otherwise consider tipping up until 15% if there were difficulties during this time period due mainly because these breeds tend not enjoy being shaved down into anything other than full-length coats like many other breeds tend too prefer doing when looking at themselves through mirrors (which makes sense considering how often humans comment on how cute dogs look when being groomed).

If you are happy with the service your groomer has provided, let other people know. Ask your local vet if they recommend any particular groomers.

You can also ask for recommendations from friends and family, as well as other dog owners in your neighborhood. If you don’t already have a groomsman that does nail trims and bathings, ask them if they could recommend someone in their area. Also look on Yelp and Google Maps for nearby businesses where customers leave reviews of their experiences at different locations.

If you’re not sure where to start looking for a great groomer, then consider asking around at various dog parks or training facilities near you. These venues often have knowledgeable staff members who can offer tips based on experience or surveys they’ve conducted among their own customers

It’s always polite to tip your dog groomer.

People who groom dogs for a living are often viewed as being part of the same category as veterinarians and animal trainers—professionals who work hard to care for animals, often in difficult conditions.
So it’s only natural to want to tip your dog groomer, just like you would tip any other professional service provider.
In fact, tipping is customary in most countries around the world.
And if you’re not sure what percentage of your bill constitutes an appropriate tip amount, don’t worry! There are several guidelines out there on how much money should be given for pet services like grooming or boarding at a kennel facility

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If you’re happy with the service that your dog groomer provides, feel free to leave a tip. A standard tip is 10%, but if you have a difficult dog or if your groomer has special requests, consider leaving more.

Conclusion

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