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Originally Posted by luvmyYorkieJack  So I now realize why there are professional groomers. Everyday pet owners do not always make the best groomers. So I was trimming my pup tonight and he happened to move and he got cut with the scissors. I am freaking out right now because I do not know if he will need stitches or not. It's not a large cut but it did bleed a bit. and because it is an inscision...... the skin is split a bit. I do not want it to get infected. I hope someone has encountered this before and can help me. |
First off there are no professional groomers unless they have been in business for many years. You need no training or license to work for a pet grooming shop.
Don't let cutting your baby keep you from grooming. Use a clipper on the ears. Never a scissor. The only time I use scissors is to cut around the paw at the nail. First rinse the cut out with peroxide and then put neosporin on it.
I'm sure you will be forgiven.
