Dog nails

7 ways to sedate dog to keep calm when using nail clippers

Posted May 29, 2023

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.

Posted October 23, 2022

Practice good paw care by examining your dog’s feet every day and trim the nails as needed. Dogs are prone to foot injuries.

Posted April 30, 2022

Treat yourself to a spa day – or, in your dog’s case, a spaw day – at home using the tools you have on hand.

Posted July 10, 2021

If you choose to groom your dog at home, you need the right dog grooming tools including shears, nail trimmers, brushes, and shampoos.

Posted July 5, 2021

Goldendoodle grooming not only keeps your dog healthy it also makes it easier to identify any potential health problems.

Posted March 29, 2021

A nail grinder is the most pet-friendly device for trimming your dog’s nails. It ensures comfort and safe trimming.

Posted April 2, 2020

Go beyond brushing and bathing. Use this dog grooming guide to keep your pup clean and healthy.

Posted April 22, 2019

Reduce grooming stress. Stay calm and reward your dog for good behavior. Treats, extra attention and lots of praise reinforce a positive message.

Posted April 23, 2017

Some popular dog spa treatments include special baths mud treatments, blueberry facials or special pawdicures to soothe and refresh your dog’s paws.