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jenny239

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  1. Prior to now, I was a groomer of dogs and cats. I would charge people realistically and not rip people off. For example, I would base my prices on how long I would spend on the animal (ie 30 per hour). Customers were happy with what they were paying and in turn would prefer to get their dogs groomed more often. I've recently been too busy to groom my own dogs and cat so thought I'd call around to local groomers (Sydney) and was shocked with the prices! On average they were charging $65-$80 for a Maltese, unmatted to be clipped and washed! And no one is willing to groom cats unsedated.. Out of desperation I dropped off my cat to be clipped and after being told on the phone that an unmatted cat would cost me $60 on top of sedation fee, I was charged $85 upon pick up! I think groomers should tell the customer the cost when the animal is dropped off to avoid any surprises. It's getting harder and harder these days to find vets and groomers who genuinely care for the animals and don't just see $$ signs when you walk through their doors!
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