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Dog groomers reveal 10 things every pet parent needs to know

Posted March 13, 2021

Groomer combs Yorkshire terrier. Dog groomers offer tips to help pet parents keep their dogs healthy: Provide the right food, exercise, timely vaccines, and more.
Dog groomers offer tips to help pet parents keep their dogs healthy: Provide the right food, exercise, timely vaccines, and more.

Dog groomers are usually your go-to people whenever you want to have your dog get its timely grooming. These groomers are there for you if you’re too busy or wouldn’t know what to do with your dog when it comes to grooming. They can charge fair prices and give you the results that you need. The knowledge of dog groomers also gives you 10 things to know if you are a pet parent.

Give your dog the right kind and amount of food

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  • Give your dog the right kind and amount of food
  • Dog not eating? 
  • Dogs need a lot of water
  • Give your dog some exercise
  • Don’t overwork your dog
  • Determine if your dog is feeling good
  • Make sure your dog gets timely vaccines
  • Giving your dog love and attention
  • Timely grooming
  • Take your dog to the groomer
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Dogs are a bit sensitive when it comes to food. Chocolate is always a bad idea, and when it comes to feeding, you don’t need to feed them three times a day. They aren’t like humans that need to eat that much.

Dog not eating? 

Dogs don’t eat a lot, so there’s no need to panic if your dog isn’t eating or eats little for a day or two. Talk to your vet if your dog doesn’t eat anything for more than that.

Dogs need a lot of water

While dogs may not need to eat a lot, water is essential to them. A dog is somewhat similar to people wherein they can survive for days without eating as long as they have water.

Give your dog some exercise

Exercising your dog is a good idea. A simple walk for about 15 to 30 minutes should be just enough. It enables them to be healthy to a certain degree.

Don’t overwork your dog

We like to train our dogs as well. Training can also count as a form of exercise, but it is crucial not to overwork your dog. People in the business of training or those who want their dog to be trained shouldn’t overwork their dog. Let them rest and be patient with them.

Determine if your dog is feeling good

Your dog may be sick, and you don’t know it. If they aren’t eating right or not as energetic as they always are, there might be something wrong with them. Have them checked at the vet right away.

Make sure your dog gets timely vaccines

Keep your dog updated with their shots. We’re talking about vaccination for those resistances to illnesses and the usual anti-rabies vaccine shot. You don’t want your dog having rabies because they might bite you or someone else.

Giving your dog love and attention

 There’s the argument that dogs don’t know what love is because they are animals. Regardless, it is always ideal to show some kindness, love, and warmth to your dogs. The more love you give them turns them more loyal to you and give some of that love back. Plus, it’s healthy habits for dogs and pet parents as well.

Timely grooming

 Naturally, you need to bathe your dogs, but it doesn’t have to be all the time. In some cases, a bath isn’t necessary because you have those products that you can spray on your dog’s fur to help them smell good and keep them clean.

Take your dog to the groomer

Take your dog to a reputable groomer. Check reviews and ask friends or your vet for recommendations.

Groomers can bathe your dog, trim their fur, cut their nails, handle their teeth, and other things needed. This is perfect for you because it can give your dog top-notch cleaning, and you don’t have to do it yourself.

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