Pregnancy, early-career vulnerability, cumulative exposure. Clear, responsible guidance and risk adaptation. 🌡 Nutrition, Hydration & Heat Strain Eating habits Only 15% of groomers always eat proper meals during the workday. 27% eat properly on most days. 33% eat properly rarely. 25% almost never eat properly while working. ➡️ Nearly 60% do not have regular adequate meals at work. Digestive issues 23% experience digestive issues frequently. 32% experience them occasionally. 46% report no digestive symptoms. Perceived link with work rhythm 52% say their work rhythm negatively affects their eating or digestion. 22% say maybe. 25% say no. Hydration Only 21% feel they drink enough water consistently. 34% drink enough only sometimes. 28% rarely drink enough. 17% never drink enough during the workday. ➡️ Nearly 80% experience insufficient hydration while working. Heat exposure 32% work in excessively hot or poorly ventilated environments regularly. 33% experience this occasionally. 35% report rare or no exposure. ➡️ About two thirds work in thermally challenging conditions at least part of the time. Heat and dehydration symptoms Headaches: ~55% Fatigue or weakness: ~48% Excessive sweating: ~42% Dizziness or light-headedness: ~34% Nausea: ~21% Muscle cramps: ~20% Only 22% report no symptoms. 🤰 Pregnancy & Reproductive Safety Working while pregnant 24% of groomers report having worked while pregnant. Information about risks 55% were not informed about occupational risks during pregnancy. 29% had to search for information themselves. Only 16% were properly informed by a professional source. ➡️ More than 80% lacked reliable guidance on pregnancy-related risks. 🔑 Key Combined Message 6 in 10 groomers do not eat properly during workdays. 4 in 5 do not hydrate adequately while working. 2 in 3 work in hot or poorly ventilated conditions. 1 in 4 worked while pregnant. Over 8 in 10 received no proper information about occupational risks during pregnancy.