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Groomers Pro

Groomers Pro is an online supplier of professional dog grooming supplies, selling clippers, blades, shears, shampoos, dryers, grooming tables and coat care products to working groomers and salon owners rather than casual pet owners. The company has served professional groomers since 2008, when it started as a small warehouse and mobile van supplying Southern California salons, and it has since grown into a nationwide supplier that ships from a warehouse in Chandler, Arizona. Groomers Pro carries an exclusively curated lineup of established grooming brands, including Chris Christensen, Andis, Wahl, Artero, Geib, Envirogroom, iGroom, Nature’s Specialties, Bio Groom and Zymox, so a groomer can source clippers, blades and finishing shampoo from a single order instead of piecing supplies together across several vendors.

Account holders qualify for professional pricing and bulk discounts on select lines, a structure aimed at salon owners buying shears, blades and shampoo in volume rather than one bottle at a time. The company also runs an authorized warranty service center for clipper and blade repair, which spares a groomer from shipping equipment back to the original manufacturer. Orders over 99 dollars ship free within the contiguous United States, and eligible items carry a 30 day money back guarantee. Groomers Pro sponsors the California Professional Pet Groomers Association, a nod to its roots as a Carson, California grooming supplier before it joined Nexus Brands Group in 2018 and expanded its operations. The company continues to focus on equipping working groomers with salon grade tools and coat care products rather than selling to the general pet retail market.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should professional clipper blades be sharpened?

Most manufacturers recommend sharpening clipper blades after every 15 to 20 full grooms, though a groomer working with heavy or dirty coats may need it sooner. A blade that starts pulling or heating up quickly is usually the clearest sign it needs attention before the scheduled interval.

What is the difference between a 5 in 1 blade and a single size clipper blade?

A 5 in 1 blade lets a groomer switch between five cutting lengths by adjusting a lever on the blade itself, while a single size blade cuts only one length and requires swapping blades to change depth. Many salons keep both types on hand since single size blades tend to run cooler during long sessions.

Why do groomers use a diluted shampoo instead of shampoo straight from the bottle?

Professional shampoos are formulated as concentrates meant to be diluted with water, often at ratios like 10 to 1 or 50 to 1, so using the product undiluted wastes shampoo and can leave residue in the coat. Diluting also lets the shampoo spread more evenly through thick or double coats.

What features matter most when choosing a grooming table for a salon?

Weight capacity, table height range and surface grip matter most, since a table that is too low forces a groomer to hunch and one with a slippery surface makes it harder to hold a nervous animal steady. Hydraulic tables let a groomer adjust height between different sized dogs without lifting the animal manually.

How does a forced air dryer differ from a standard cage dryer?

A forced air dryer blows a high volume of air to physically push water and loose undercoat out of the fur, which speeds drying and helps with deshedding, while a cage dryer relies on gentler heated airflow over a longer period with the pet contained in a kennel. Forced air units are typically handheld or stand mounted and used with direct groomer supervision rather than left running unattended.