Pet Groomers reopen in Minnesota

Many businesses are making accommodations to be able to take care of pets

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Minnesota's stay at home order won't expire for nearly two weeks.

But on monday, some businesses were able to open back up for curbside service... one of which is pet groomers.

Kimt news 3's madelyne watkins joins us live this morning to tell us how one groomer is getting back in business.

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Pet groomers here at vanity fur are able to open back up for service and are anxious to see their furry clients again.

But they're facing some challenges they didn't have to deal with before the pandemic started.

< the phone at vanity fur is ringing no?

Stop with pet owners hoping to get their pups in for a much needed hair cut.

But there are new guidelines in place that are causing road blocks.

When you drop off your four legged pal both you and the workers need to make some accommadation s to follose telle one major concern is having an animal that close to the road.xxx "our thought is it's really dangerous to do curbside with dogs.

So what we're doing though is we're having them put our leash on their dog and then take their equipment off their dog and hold on to it.

Then we'll take the dog and bring it into the salon."

Pearse tells me they actually stopped taking clients two weeks before the restrictions were in place.

She says they barely came out of this able to return back to business?

But she's grateful to be here now.

Live in rochester.

Madelyne watkins kimt thank you madelyne.

Vanity fur is taking customers by appointment only.

To continue following social distancing guidelines... the business is only taking in about half of the