Dog Grooming Equipment
This is professional-grade equipment rather than home brushes: clippers, blades, blowers, grooming tables, tubs and shears used by salons and serious home groomers. Pet Corner Dubai supplies UAE grooming businesses as well as owners, with over 100 items led by Andis, alongside NutraPet, Divine Canine, Shernbao and Petmate.
What makes our dog grooming equipment range stand out
1. Andis clippers and the full blade system
Andis is the working standard in professional grooming. Because we stock the blades, combs and replacement parts as well as the clippers, a salon can maintain a machine rather than replace it.
2. High-velocity blowers built for double coats
A force dryer pushes water and loose undercoat out rather than baking the coat with heat. For Huskies, Pomeranians and Golden Retrievers in this climate, that is the difference between a thirty minute dry and two hours.
3. Tables and tubs at working heights
Adjustable and hydraulic tables with grooming arms and non-slip tops protect the groomer back as much as the dog safety. This is equipment you use for eight hours a day.
4. Serviceable parts rather than sealed units
Blades can be sharpened, clipper motors take replacement parts, and blowers take new filters. Buying serviceable equipment costs less over three years than replacing sealed consumer units.
Frequently asked questions
What clipper blade size should I use?
Blade numbers work in reverse, so a higher number cuts shorter. A number 10 is standard for sanitary trims and matted areas, a 7F for a short body clip, and guide combs over a 30 blade for longer finishes. Never use a very short blade on a double-coated breed.
Should double-coated dogs be shaved in UAE summer?
Generally no. The double coat insulates against heat as well as cold and protects against sunburn, and shaving it can permanently damage regrowth. Deshedding the undercoat with a force dryer and rake cools the dog far more effectively than shaving does.
How do I look after clipper blades?
Brush out hair after every dog, oil the teeth regularly during use, and let blades cool between dogs rather than pushing through. Sand and dust in this region dull blades faster, so sharpening intervals are shorter here than the manufacturer schedule suggests.
Is this equipment suitable for home use?
Yes, if you groom regularly. A home owner clipping one dog every few weeks will get years out of professional equipment, and it handles matting far better than consumer clippers. The main considerations are storage space for a table and the learning curve on blade selection.