Southern Cuts Grooming, LLC

04/03/2025

We are closed today for a personal day. Reopen tomorrow Friday 4/4 as usual

04/02/2025

Last week’s photo dump 🙌🙌🙌 Don’t you LOVE these babies 😍🥰💕

04/02/2025

Simon is the SWEETEST 😍😍😍 He was the most perfect angel for his grooming, and I absolutely love him! He’s available for adoption through Screven County Spay & Neuter Corp. and here is his Petfinder link

https://www.petfinder.com/dog/simon-75773427/ga/sylvania/screven-county-spay-neuter-corp-ga1086/

03/28/2025

🙌🙌🙌 Say it louder! This is so important to understand, in a largely unregulated industry, such as grooming, it is essential to find safe groomers.  Every other week there’s a new article coming out of some dog who was seriously injured or killed in a grooming salon.  Many are drawn to this field because they love animals and want to better their lives. Some see this field as easy money with victims who can’t speak for themselves. Unsuspecting owners who believe they can trust any groomer, leave their beloved family members in the hands of….the cheapest groomer they can find? 🫣  Every shop is different, every pricing is different, and shops will place varying value in the training, products, environment and effort they offer for your pet. Those of us who specialize in difficult dogs usually end up doing lots of rehabilitation, and it can sometimes take months to years to give traumatized dogs a better experience. Some dogs are forever changed by past negative grooming experiences and are never accepting of handling again without medication. It is usually far easier to groom a puppy with zero grooming experience than it is a dog that has already had a negative experience.  Research where your pets may go, ask about their experience, ask about safety and CPR training, make sure it is clean and professional looking, DON’T 👏 JUST 👏 ASK 👏 THE 👏 PRICE 👏 

Think your pet is safe with any pet groomer? Think again. The grooming industry is completely UNREGULATED! That's right. No mandatory education. No mandatory continuing education. No mandatory first aid. Nothing. Zip. Nada.

Anyone who wants to pick up clippers can call themselves a "professional groomer". Which means absolutely nothing. The closest thing we have to regulation is certification. And many of those do not require continuing education which is the whole purpose of becoming certified.

Before you leave your pet with any groomer. First find out if they are certified. Then find out through whom are they certified. When did they certify. Does their certification require continuing education. Have they currently (within the last two years) completed first aid training.

In a completely unregulated industry you have every right to be the advocate for your pet. If the groomer can't answer the questions above, find another groomer.

If you have questions, send us a message and we'll help you find a groomer by asking the right questions! https://www.theiapeg.com/

03/27/2025

When our pets are injured, it feels like one of our own kids is hurt. Our old fat kitty Katniss Everdeen took a leap she shouldn’t have a couple weeks ago and thoroughly jacked up her leg. And just today wild pup Lilo had to be seen for pain in her neck. She has jumped her last time off a bed for a while and is also on strict rest. It sure has been nice having somewhere I trust to care for them, and still be able to get my busy workday done. Thank you to Best Friends Animal Hospital in Statesboro for caring for both Katniss and Lilo recently, and thank you for my understanding clients who allowed me flexibility to work AND care for my pets. ❤️‍🩹 Here’s to me giving LOTS of meds the next several weeks 🫣😅

03/26/2025

I LOVED this little man when he came in from a grooming!! Who needs a little fella in their life?

03/25/2025

Rabies is here and it’s very real. Make sure your pets stay vaccinated or run yearly titers!

BREAKING: The Coastal Health District confirms a rabid raccoon bit and scratched a man in Savannah. Tips on how to protect you and your family: https://bit.ly/4iM8qYc

03/25/2025

Do you know my name? I got out and can't find my way home. Please call Bulloch County Animal Services at 912-764-4529 if you know where I live.

03/25/2025

Last week part 2- does your pup need a spa visit as the weather changes? Give us a call this week 912-842-7865 or [email protected] open Tuesday-Sat

03/25/2025

Last week part 1- Spring has sprung! Look at these babies who are ready for warm weather!

03/17/2025

Happy St Paddy’s Day from Southern Cuts!!!! We had a great week and are closed today AND tomorrow, Tuesday. ☘️

03/15/2025

Tiny tongue blep