Dog Grooming Tool Box

Part of the Video Series Long Haired Dog Grooming Tools

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Get instructions and tips on how to use the dog grooming tool box in this free pet grooming training video.

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Dog Grooming Tool Box
You're going to want some sort of container for your grooming tools. Either a grooming box or a grooming bag. I've got an example of a grooming box that I find very useful. This a metal cased grooming box. It actually is a little bit of taller size. It has a handle. It has a place to put straps on with side so you can actually carry it as a strap. The convenient thing about this particular box is that it has not only wheels but and extendable handle so when you're carrying it around you can actually just wheel it right along. Great little added feature. Not completely necessary if you're not traveling with your box. If you do attend shows or are going to be moving your box around a lot then it's great to have. This is again a metal cased grooming box. We have top flaps here. You can get some boxes that have lock combinations if you want. This box has a bunch of nice different features. Again, you can choose the box that really suits your needs or you can get a grooming bag. A great thing about this type of container is you've got lots of different places to store things. You can store your nail clippers, your combs, your razor up top. This one has 2 side compartments that you can store stuff in. As you can see down here, we have side compartments where you can store your brushes, your combs, lots of different things. In the center there's a large nice deep center cavity here where we can put more brushes, over flow brushes, sprays. That's a great space in there, nice and deep. Finally, we have a drawer down here at the bottom. This drawer actually comes right out. In a drawer you can keep all kinds of things. I keep show leads, tissue, the all important ibuprofen, but you can keep anything you like down here. You can keep an over flow brushes; you can keep anything you like. Super tool and as you can see, we have a ton of different tools here and we really do need some place to keep them, keep them protected, keep them safe. A lot of them are not inexpensive so want to be careful how we take care of them.

About the Expert

Expert: Elise McMahon has a Ph.D. in animal behavior & has been working with dogs since the early 90s. She studied domestic dogs at the UPenn Veterinary Hospital & has her own animal training center. Read More