Regular grooming goes beyond keeping your dog’s hair clean. It helps improve blood circulation and also allows you to spot injuries early.
Dog Grooming
Dog grooming: Learn to care for your top from the top of her head to the soles of his paws.
Grooming guide: Go beyond brushing and bathing and use this handy dog grooming guide to know what you need to do and when you need to do it to keep your pup clean and healthy.
Dog hygiene tools: Get these five tools to make keeping your dog healthy and happy a breeze. Get the right brush for your dog's coat, nail clippers and more.
Clean up dog hair: Use slipcovers, duct tape, a vacuum, a humidifier, and regular grooming.
Winter dog baths: 7 ways to clean your dog during cold weather
Bathing your dog regularly is an essential element of dog care. And the need to keep your dog healthy and clean doesn’t stop during the winter. Experts suggest that dog owners should bathe their pooch at least once every four to six weeks depending on the breed. Bathing helps protect your dog from infections and… Continue Reading
Do you know the right length for your dog’s winter coat?
Dog winter coat maintenance tips: Brush often, bathe rarely, add fish oil supplement to your dog’s diet, and provide plenty of water.
7 ways to sedate your dog to keep him calm while using nail clippers
To make nail trimming easier, sedate your pup and use a good pair of nail clippers. There is no need to spend money paying a groomer or your vet.
Does your dog need mouthwash?
Dog mouthwash is formulated specifically for dogs so you can add it to any dental routine to help minimize mouth bacteria and bad breath.
Help! My dog hates baths. Use this guide to ease anxiety
Most dogs fear having a dog bath. To reduce anxiety, use warm water and the right shampoo, reduce slipping risks, and distract your dog.
5 reasons why your dog may smell bad
Dogs that smell bad may need to see the vet. Bad odors can be caused by food allergies, dental problems, or other health conditions.
11 must-have dog grooming tools to keep your dog clean
If you choose to groom your dog at home, you need the right dog grooming tools including shears, nail trimmers, brushes, and shampoos.
Goldendoodle grooming: Keep your dog looking good
Goldendoodle grooming not only keeps your dog healthy it also makes it easier to identify any potential health problems.
8 low-maintenance dogs that are easy to groom
Although grooming requirements may not top the list when you’re considering what kind of dog to adopt, low maintenance dogs will make your life easier.