Is grooming healthy for dogs?
Keeping your dog groomed doesn’t just mean they’ll be looking neat and tidy. Keeping up with a consi Read More
Why is my dog sad after groomers?
Caesar Hudson
2025-08-10 10:51:47
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Every time I hear this it irks me because it’s avoidable if you just brush your pup regularly. Does anyone else hear “my dog was so depressed after their last cut” after said dog had to be shaved due to severe matting?
Martine Jakubowski
2025-08-02 17:44:01
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All dogs have very different personalities, while some like being pampered and enjoy a grooming session, other dogs may feel uncomfortable during and after grooming. Maybe your furry friend can be filled with excitement afterwards, or maybe they can get a little depressed even after just a trim. Your dog can also become depressed after experiencing an unfamiliar touch, just keep an eye on their reaction, as it can include apetite changes, stomach problems, lethargy and agitation. If your dog has a negative experience, such as an accidental cut or a shave, they can become traumatized. It’s normal for pets to feel a little tired after grooming, however excessive sleepiness can be a sing of sedatives that might have been used without your consent. Believe or not this also has to do with your reaction, as sometimes they mirror your emotions, if you show excitement they can feel excited, or if you don’t like their appeareance they can feel sad.
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Tierra Langosh
2025-08-02 17:27:51
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It is not unusual to see them go crazy, act funny or look sad after a grooming session. However, it is not unusual to see them go crazy, act funny or look sad after a grooming session. It would help if you remembered that grooming is a necessity for their well-being. Some of the reasons why your dog is acting funny after a grooming session include the fact that it is a strange feeling, especially if it is the first visit to the groomer. Another is the sense of powerlessness and hopelessness they feel. They feel as if a fundamental part of their identity has been taken. The good thing is that they are back to their old selves at most by the next day.