Barbara Bird and Susy the Groomer chat about grooming.
Has the Doodle craze effected our styling trends? How is your tire pressure right now? And have you ever wondered about Sulfer in shampoo? We talk about this and more!
This episode we learn about our fear of germs, and Barbara compares Fraser Essentials to Doglyness.
The ladies discuss deep conditioning and Barbara shares a new technology for laundry.
Barbara leads us in a comparison of Norwich, Cairn, and West Highland Terriers and she tells us what she can about Crown Royal Spray #3. Then she shares some information about Best Shot The Maxx.
Barbara does the research for us! This episode is all about the air in our grooming environment and how potentially harmful it is. Then we learn about the science and myths of Groomers lung. And we have some laughs along the way while we are learning.
Susy tells us about some grooming podcasts and Barbara gives us a Birdseye view of ISB Green Caviar shampoo and conditioner.
Susy has to replace her table so we talk about table options. And we also mention the article about Barbara in Groomer to Groomer written by Jennifer Bishop Jenkins.
Susy talks about a matted Havanese mats in general and Barbara advises her like the mentor she is.
Barbara and Susy share their thoughts on keeping a drop coated dog in full coat, and then we have a primer on PH as taught by Barbara.
The ladies discuss how to get people to rebook, and how to handle no shows, plus Barbara tells us more about the new fragrance allergens on the eu list.
Susy gets Poodle tips from Barbara, then we get more information on eucalyptus (and melaleuca).
We talk about toxic work places and when to quit your job, and then Barbara unlocks the mysteries of melaleuca, tea tree, and eucalyptus.
We talk about the NDGAA kerfuffle, and when to fire an employee. Then we ponder whether or not the term Natural has been stretched too far.
We get a birdseye view of the Doglyness cream ingredients which includes ceterayl alcohol. We also hear about Barbara's hospital adventure.
While Barbara is away Susy and Dave Campanella talk about John Stazko and his legacy, plus Dave tells us about the hairy problem of shedding. Then Susy and Dave discuss product storage.
What is the newest scoop on deodorizing ,and how can we keep our pups smelling sweet ( or not smelling at all)? Find out in this episode of the most popular podcast for pet grooming professionals.
Barbara and Susy discuss ways to groom more quickly, and Barbara schools us on Citric acid and its many uses.
Are big dogs profitable? Barbara and Susy discuss this and some uses for vinegar. The last segment about vinegar is unedited.
What do Microbubbles do and what is the science behind them? Listen here to find out the latest info behind these tiny bubbles.
We answer some Facebook questions about Schnauzer patterns and Doodle trends, and we get a Birdseye view of Melanie Newman shampoos.
Barbara and Susy revisit the topic of hair repair and hair damage and discuss the importance of Glutamic acid as an ingredient for hair repair.
Barbara and Susy take a deep dive into grooming faces.
We talk contact allergies and how they effect grooming and why we have been shampooing twice for years and years.
Learn about Barbara's customer service conundrum featuring poo, and the ladies discuss soap.
This episode includes a bunch of general grooming talk, an Igroom update, and a discussion about the difference between a clinical trial and a lab study.
The ladies talk about Flea protocols and whether it's ok to use essential oils around cats.
Listen as Helen talks with Barbara and Susy about the changes in our seminars, certification organizations, and industry.
This episode is all about the Recirculating bathing systems, with a little silicone talk sprinkled in. Barbara also tells us about an interesting encounter with a long time client.
The ladies answer some questions from our face book group www.facebook.com/groups/theGroomPod and they talk about clipper burn and nicks and what to do.
The Ladies chat about grooming senior pets, and Barbara tells us the advantages of obscure ingredients. Then we learn about things to do for our feet.
