Pet groomers can do several things with dog hair, depending on the quality and amount of hair that is collected. Some common uses for dog hair include: Donating to organizations that collect pet hair in making mats, beds, and blankets for animals in shelters and rescues.

Groomers blow your dog's coat dry to achieve that ultra-fluffy look that's full of body. They use special dryers built for treating pets. Groomers also use particular products that help with the drying process but also leave the coat in wonderful condition, and now you can use them, too!

The root causes of skin becoming itchy after grooming (especially following stripping or removal of matted hair) are more or less the same as humans experience from repeated or close shaving of facial or other hair. Razor burn, coarse hairs causing friction, and general irritation are quite common.

In its early stages, the skin might moisten or turn a light pink. Other times, the signs may not be visible, but the dog can certainly feel the discomfort. Depending on the severity of the irritation, the skin might be light pink, or in severe cases, bright red or even bloody. The skin tingles uncomfortably.