Pet Bath & Groom Prep Technician | Benefits

Nlcamerican; New York (NY); On-site; USD 19,000 - 25,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Insurance

401k

Job summary

PetSmart, Inc. in New York is seeking a Pet Bather to bathe and prep pets for grooming under the supervision of experienced stylists. You will use approved products, monitor pet comfort, and help maintain a clean, safe salon while delivering a positive experience to pet owners.

Responsibilities include bathing and cleaning pets, assisting stylists, managing appointments, and reporting health concerns. Qualifications: dog/cat grooming certification is beneficial but not mandatory; First Aid and

Qualifications

• Certification in pet grooming is beneficial but not mandatory.
• First Aid and CPR for pets certification can be advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Bathe and clean pets using company-approved products and techniques.
• Assist pet stylists by preparing pets for grooming and performing preliminary brushing and clipping.
• Maintain clean and safe working environment according to company standards and regulations.
• Monitor pets for health concerns and report any symptoms to the senior stylist.
• Manage appointments and maintain efficient schedules.
• Ability to handle animals gently and calm under pressure.
• Knowledge of different pet breeds and their grooming needs.
• Strong communication skills for interacting with pet owners.
• Basic understanding of cleaning and sanitization processes.

Education

Pet grooming certification

First Aid and CPR for pets certification

Job description

PetSmart, Inc. in New York is seeking a Pet Bather to bathe and prep pets for grooming under the supervision of experienced stylists. You will use approved products, monitor pet comfort, and help maintain a clean, safe salon while delivering a positive experience to pet owners.

Responsibilities include bathing and cleaning pets, assisting stylists, managing appointments, and reporting health concerns. Qualifications: dog/cat grooming certification is beneficial but not mandatory; First Aid and