Dog Grooming Course in Conway, SC — Start for $100

Learn Dog Grooming in Conway, SC — Without the Debt

If you're in Conway, SC and want to build a career in dog grooming, here's the reality: there may not be a grooming school within 100 miles of you — and if there is, it likely costs $8,000 or more. The big online programs charge $3,000–$6,000 for content that's mostly available for free.

Woof'z N Wagz built an 8-week professional grooming curriculum for $100. Not $1,000. Not $5,000. A hundred dollars — because the barrier to entry should be skill, not debt.

Why Conway Is a Good Market for Dog Groomers

Smaller cities and rural communities across the country are often better markets for dog groomers than big cities. Less competition, loyal repeat clients, and pet owners who are actively looking for someone local and trustworthy. In many small towns, one skilled groomer can build a thriving business simply by being the best — or only — option around.

Mobile dog grooming is especially strong in areas like Conway where clients appreciate the convenience and there's little or no competition from large grooming chains.

What the $100 Course Covers

• Week 1: Tools, setup, and understanding the 6 dog coat types
• Week 2: Bathing — shampoo selection, water temp, ear protection, rinsing
• Week 2–3: Drying — force drying, fluff drying, safety rules
• Week 3: Nails, ears, and eye area care
• Week 4: Brushing, deshedding, dematting — all coat types
• Weeks 5–6: Clipping and scissoring — blades, patterns, breed cuts
• Week 7: Cat safety, behavior, and handling
• Week 8: Full cat grooming — bath, brush, mat removal

The Numbers Work

The average dog groomer in the US charges $60–$90 per groom. At just 4–5 dogs per day, you're earning $240–$450. In a community like Conway, where word of mouth travels fast and good service is rewarded with loyalty, building a stable client base is very achievable within a few months of starting.

Mobile groomers typically charge $20–$30 more per groom than salon-based services — and have almost zero overhead beyond their van and equipment.

You Don't Need a License

In most U.S. states — including SC — there is no government-issued license required to work as a professional pet groomer. What matters is your skill, your reputation, and your results. Our curriculum teaches you the skills. The reputation you build yourself.

100% Online — Learn From Conway

The course is fully self-paced and online. You can complete it from Conway on your own schedule — no classroom, no commute, no rigid timeline. Access your course portal immediately after enrolling.

Enroll now: woofznwagz.com/grooming-course — $100, one-time payment, lifetime access to all 8 weeks.