If you’ve ever said, “My dog doesn’t do well at the groomer,” or if they've been kicked out of salons; this post will help you out. Many loving, well-cared-for dogs struggle with grooming environments not because they’re “bad,” but because their nervous systems become overwhelmed. Loud sounds, unfamiliar handling, slippery surfaces, restraint, and being surrounded by other dogs can push sensitive pups past their comfort threshold. Reactive dogs deserve thoughtful, patient car

A professional bath isn’t “just a bath.” Bathing, conditioning, drying, and coat prep are the most time-intensive and important parts of the grooming process — whether your pet is getting a haircut or a bath-only service. Learn why quality prep matters, what’s included in a professional bath, and how thoughtful grooming supports your pet’s comfort, skin health, and long-term coat quality.

Grooming doesn’t have to feel rushed or stressful. At Furology, we use positive reinforcement and move at each pet’s pace to build trust, confidence, and long-term comfort with routine care. Learn how gentle handling, rewards, and calm environments support better grooming experiences and happier, more cooperative pets over time.