With love, style and care - Your pets Grooming Workshop

ABOUT US

The Grooming Workshop website is an online platform designed for professional training of groomers and anyone interested in animal care. Our mission is to provide students with access to quality grooming courses, where they will be able to gain the necessary knowledge and skills to develop a successful career in this field.

Various courses on various aspects of grooming are available on the Grooming Workshop website: from basic to specialised. Our courses cover topics such as haircut, bathing, coat treatment, ear cleaning, teeth cleaning, claw care and other aspects that are important for proper animal care.

Haircut of different types of pets and breeds

Caring for the claws of different pets

Care for the hair of various pets

All about bathing pets

OUR COURSE PROGRAM

Cat Grooming

A course that studies specific aspects of cat care, such as haircut, hair cleaning, claw and ear care, wool processing.

Basics of Grooming for Dogs

This course can include topics such as haircut, bathing, ear cleaning, teeth cleaning, wool grooming and other basic procedures for dog care.

Specialised Grooming

(e.g. for breed dogs): A course aimed at detailed knowledge of cutting and caring for specific breeds of dogs.

Styling and Dog Appearance for Exhibitions

A course aimed at teaching dog styling methods to participate in exhibitions and competitions.

Why the "Grooming Workshop" is special:

Professional Instructors: Our courses are taught only by experienced professionals who have extensive experience in the field of grooming.

Practical Experience: In addition to theoretical knowledge, we provide students with the opportunity to gain practical experience through video lessons, master classes and exercises.

Flexible Schedule: Students can study on their own schedule, as access to course materials is round-the-clock.

Certificates: At the end of the course, the student receives a certificate confirming their knowledge and skills in the field of grooming.

Community and Support: Our platform brings together students from all over the world where they can share experiences, tips and support.

The Grooming Workshop is the perfect place for those looking to become an pets care professional, acquire new skills, or improve existing ones.

CARING FOR PETS CAWS

Caring for pet claws, whether dogs, cats, rodents or birds, is an important part of the overall care for their health and comfort. Here are some general tips for caring for pets' claws:

Regular cutting: Claws need to be cut regularly, especially in dogs and cats living at home. This helps to avoid claw overgrowth, which can be unpleasant and even painful for the animal.

Use of special scissors or nails: When cutting claws, it is important to use special scissors or nails for animals to avoid injury to claws and harm to the animal's skin.

Avoid cutting the living part: When cutting claws, you should avoid cutting the living part (cuticle), as this can lead to bleeding and pain for the animal. If you're not sure, you'd better show it to a specialist.

Training: It is important to get the animal used to the claw cutting procedure from an early age. This will help reduce stress and risk of injury during adulthood.

Checking for wounds, infections or parasites: When cutting claws, you should also check the skin condition between the fingers, as wounds, infections or parasites can develop here.

General claw care helps keep animals in comfort and health. For more detailed information, it is sometimes useful to contact a veterinarian or grooming parlour for professional help.

Laura

Expert in Grooming Cats and Small Animals

Laura is a well-known specialist in the field of caring for cats and other small animals. She has extensive experience working with a wide variety of cat breeds, including haircuts, hair cleaning and health care. Laura has practical skills and theoretical knowledge that will help students master these aspects of grooming.

Maria

Professional Groomer for Dogs

Maria has more than 10 years of experience in the field of dog grooming. She is a certified trainer and consultant for the hair and skin care of dogs of various breeds. Maria specialises in haircuts, is an excellent command of bathing and wool grooming techniques, and is happy to share her knowledge and skills with future groomers.

Ostin

Specialised Grooming Groomer and Grooming Expert for Breed Dogs

Austin is a professional in specialised grooming, such as grooming for exhibitions and competitions and breed dogs. He has extensive experience in working with dogs used for display at exhibitions. Austin specialises in creating individual styles for dogs from different breeds using exquisite haircut and styling techniques. He has impressive knowledge and talent in this area.

Cat hair care

Cat hair care is an important part of overall care for their health and appearance. Here are a few important aspects of cat hair care:

Regular daily cleaning: Cats need regular daily cleaning to avoid tight collars and wool tangling. To do this, you can use a soft woollen brush or comb with special teeth that help comb and remove dead wool.

Regular water procedures: Depending on the type of cat's hair, it may be necessary to regularly carry out water procedures (hats) to remove excess hair, especially during moulting.

Balanced nutrition: Proper nutrition is important for the health of the cat's hair. Diets rich in vitamins and nutrients promote healthy hair growth and avoid hair problems.

Stress avoidance: Stress can lead to increased moulting and hair problems. It is important to create a calm and comfortable atmosphere for your cat.

Vet visits: Regular visits to the vet will help identify possible skin and hair problems in the early stages and treat them in time.

Remember that each cat is unique, and some breeds may require more intensive hair care. If necessary, always seek advice from a veterinarian or groomer, especially if you have questions about taking care of your cat's hair.

Dog hair care

Dog hair care includes several important aspects that help ensure the health and good appearance of your pet's hair. Here are some tips for caring for dog hair:

Regular combing: Regular combing of a dog's hair helps remove dead hair, reduces collar formation, and prevents hair tangling. To do this, special combs or brushes are used that are suitable for your dog's specific type of hair.

Regular heap: Depending on the type of hair and activity of the dog, a regular pile may be necessary. Use a special dog shampoo that is suitable for their skin and coat and avoid frequent washing so as not to dry the skin.

Supporting healthy eating: Proper nutrition is important for hair health. Diets rich in protein and other nutrients contribute to healthy hair growth and avoid hair problems.

Keeping clean and dry: It is important to keep your dog's hair clean and dry, especially after walking in rain or swampy areas. Moisture can lead to parasites and other skin problems.

Regular visits to the vet: Regular visits to the veterinarian help identify possible skin and hair problems in the early stages and treat them in time. The veterinarian can also advise professional hair care products for your dog's hair.

Remember that each dog has its own unique needs for hair care, so you should take into account its breed, type of coat and individual characteristics when choosing care methods.

Care for rodent hair

Rodents such as hamsters, rabbits, guinea pigs and others also need to take care of their hair, although this process may differ from caring for the hair of dogs or cats. Here are some tips for taking care of rodent hair:

Regular daily cleaning: Rodents need to clean their hair regularly with special combs or rodent brushes. This helps remove dead hair, prevents the formation of collars and contributes to the overall health of the skin and coat.

Water procedures (hats): Some rodents, such as guinea pigs, may require regular water procedures (hats) to remove excess hair and ensure cleanliness.

Proper nutrition: Healthy eating is important for the health of rodents' skin and hair. They should get a diet rich in vitamins and nutrients that support wool health.

Ensuring a clean and dry environment: It is important to keep the rodent cage or aviary clean and dry to avoid the threat of parasites and other skin problems.

Regular visits to the veterinarian: Conducting regular medical examinations by the veterinarian helps to identify possible skin and hair problems in the early stages and treat them in time.

These tips will help provide your rodents with healthy and well-groomed hair, which is an important aspect of overall care for their health and comfort.