Bakersfield Dog Groomer by Kristie

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My name is Kristie Eads I have been involved with the care and welfare of Animals for 23 years+. I Pride myself on the quality of my work. I treat the animals with the utmost care & attention. My Bakersfield dog grooming services are available to small to medium size dogs. The grooming consists of bathing, treating the animals coats, trimming, styling, teeth brushing, toe and nails. Regular, professional grooming can help prevent problems such as excessive shedding, skin and paw disorders, painful mats and periodontal disease, as well as help you catch other problems that might otherwise go unnoticed. Grooming is by appointment only. Please call (661) 836-3269

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Dog obedience must be the most attended of all dog training classes. Even if an owner never intends to compete in a canine event, they want their new family pet to be able to understand simple commands and not to be a liability around the home. When out walking with the family, a dog must be able to walk to heel on a lead and understand commands if the chance arises to run off lead. It should always be remembered that a dog must be under control at all times and if by chance a dog causes an incident while off lead the owner can now be charged severely by the police and local authorities.

Dogs are required to have the following vaccinations:
Bordatella (Kennel Cough) - every six months
DHLPP - every year or as recommended by your veterinarian
Rabies - Must be given every three years

Dogs must come every four to six weeks to avoid additional charges.
We recommend that your pet have some kind of flea preventative treatment such as *Frontline or *Advantage Dogs with fleas will be automatically dipped (There will be an additional charge for this service)

Price is based on time, size, coat, temperament, and the condition of the dog at the time of grooming.

How long have you been grooming dogs, and where were you trained?

You’ll want to hire an expert dog groomer, especially if the groomer will be trimming your dog’s fur. If the dog groomer works for a chain store or a franchise, it’s likely he or she has been trained by the store or has had a credential check to ensure proper training.

If you are looking to hire a private dog groomer, it wouldn’t be wrong to ask the groomer where he or she was trained. If you have any doubts at all, you should consider contacting the school or program.

Can I see some photos of dogs you’ve groomed?

You know the saying – “a picture is worth 1,000 words.” If you are getting your dog’s fur cut or having special treatments done, it’s appropriate to ask for photographs of other clients. If you ask for a lion cut for your Portie, you don’t want your dog groomer to be stumped!

What grooming services do you offer?

Dog groomers offer a wide variety of services, from shampoos, hair cuts, nail clippings, hair coloring, anal glad expressing, brushing, de-shedding, ear cleaning, toothbrushing…etc. You should ask your dog groomer what services are provided before you sign your dog up. Make sure you’re getting the most for your money.

How Often Your Dog should be Groomed

The frequency of required grooming depends on the breed of your dog. Non-shedding dogs with curly coats such as Poodles and some Terriers should be groomed about once every two months. Dogs with long silky coats, including the Lhasa Apso, Setters and Spaniels, should be brushed at least three times a week with a thorough grooming and bath being done about once every three months. Dachshunds, Schnauzers and other dogs with wiry coats should also be brushed several times a week with occasional grooming. Working dogs with heavy, thick coats; such as Huskies, Newfoundlands, and Akitas, should be brushed regularly. These dogs have protective oils on their skin and should only be bathed once in the spring and again in the fall. Smooth coated dogs should also be brushed several times a week with a full bath being done only a few times a year.