The summer break is over, and it’s time for most of us to go back to our school or work routines. While we may feel the blues of getting back to our busy lives, our cats can feel it even more. When it’s time for them to be alone again they miss you! Cats may be known as independent creatures, but the truth is, they love having company.

Most pet owners live a busy life and juggle between school, work, personal life, and their pets. Some of us are not lucky enough to work in a pet-friendly office or bring our pets to school. Our dogs typically end up spending a portion of the day alone. The truth is that without stimulation, dogs will find their own way to entertain themselves while you’re not home. We all know that a bored dog can be a destructive dog. Potentially finding a way to damage the whole house while you’re gone.

The pet grooming industry is booming between pampering pets in spas, grooming salons, and even pet tattoos. Most pets merely require a simple hair trim, bath and nail clipping. You can choose to work at a salon, for another dog groomer or even go into business for yourself. Regardless of how high end your interests lie, there are some things to know before you get started as a pet groomer.