Christmas "tip" for groomer?

Question

I don't usually tip my dogs' groomer. What would a groomer prefer as a Christmas tip? cash, gift card, baked goods... I have no idea!

Answer 1

Groomers get lots of treats to help expand our middle, if there is a resturant near the shop a gift card would be nice.
If you dont know your groomer or their taste cash is always nice as well, regular clients tip about $20, (regular meaning an every 4-8 week client)
I have received up to $50 from special clients though, and shame on you. =) You should always tip your groomer, unless they own the shop they are only getting about 50% of what you spend on the groom especially at petco and petsmart, and dont forget the bather/ brushers they only get a 40% commision and thats if it exceeds their hourly wage.

Answer 2

I'm a dog groomer, and I prefer cash. Presents are sweet, but the cash really helps at the end of the year.

Also it is appropriate to tip a groomer. You should tip a groomer just as you would a hair stylist or nail salon. (Generally 15-20%)

As a Christmas tip/present it would be most appropriate to give them a 30-50% tip.

Answer 3

a tip for a groomer would be an extra sessions pay in cash.

i.e. If it costs $20 to make your dog pretty then you give $20 in cash for the tip.

Answer 4

I know a dog groomer. Every year I bake her an apple pie that she loves. Also cookies are a good idea.

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Answer 6

While we do appreciate gifts, we love cash.