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Sam Cheow spends nearly US$11,000 (S$14,000) a year to groom his four Norwich terriers and about another US$3,000 on “specialty work” like sanitary trims.

Mr Sam Cheow spends nearly US$11,000 (S$14,000) a year to groom his four Norwich terriers and about another US$3,000 on “speciality work” like sanitary trims.

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Vivian Giang and Sophia June

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Being a responsible pet owner can mean more than keeping your pet healthy and happy. Regular grooming visits are often part of the deal.

Mr Sam Cheow, who lives in New York City with four Norwich terriers he calls his kids, spends nearly US$11,000 (S$14,000) a year to groom them and about another US$3,000 on “speciality work” like sanitary trims.

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