In this episode of The Traveling Groomers, Mary and Chris talk all about more "controversial" tools and how to safely use them- including skip tooth blades, dematting tools, and the furminator.
Also a new house-call segment- Tales of OUTDOOR grooming.

In this episode of the Traveling Groomers, we talk about the past present and future! Mary and Chris discuss what may happen if COVID forces a second shut-down and how to prepare for it, but also on a light-hearted note, they share how they obtained various pets in their lives!

n this episode of the Traveling Groomers, Chris pulls a Barbara Bird on us and goes down the rabbit hole about the science behind UV light and how it can help us disinfect our tools. They also talk about being soggy while bathing outdoors and a one up story full of plot twists.

This is part 3 of a 3part series on the marginalized community within our industry. This episode is queer groomer Katie Cecillio.

On this episode of the Traveling Groomers, Mary and Chris talk about a variety of topics including self care, squirrels, chipmunks and snakes, educational seminars, and a scary one up story about shears that will make your skin crawl.

Part 2 of a 3 to 4 series on the marginalized community within our industry. This week's is African American groomer Michelle Brice.

Part 1 of a 3 to 4 series on the marginalized community within our industry. This week's is Native American housecall groomer Brittany Bratton.

We are kind of all over the place on today's episode. Supposed to be about business stuff, but includes topics such as being on time, selfless acts of kindness from our clients and finding that perfect place to pee.
Our one up story includes a case of mistaken identity

This week on the Traveling Groomers podcast, Chris goes back to work, but learning to work a bit differently. Mary asks some very good questions about housecalling as the new normal.

In this episode of the Traveling Groomers, Chris and Mary discuss their quarantine baking skills, being vague with your clients (and why not to be) and making assumptions when talking about price.
Our one up story talks of coloring gone wrong.