Shedding

Cute little gray dog sits near vacuum cleaner and pile of loose dog hair. Image for dog shedding tag page.
Take your time introducing your dog to the vacuum and only use a machine or attachments made to vacuum your dog.

Dog shedding is messy. If you don’t keep on top of it, dog hair can easily overwhelm your home. Keep your dog groomed and your house clean.

Stop dog shedding: Use healthy foods, good grooming practices, and pest control measures to keep your dog’s coat healthy. Consider adding coconut, fish, olive, or hemp oil to your dog’s diet.

Regular brushing: Brushing helps keep your dog’s coat clean and tangle-free. It also gives you a chance to check for skin bumps.

5 simple tips to clean up dog hair: Use slipcovers, duct tape, a vacuum, a humidifier, and regular grooming to control dog hair in your home.

Remove pet odor: Wash dog beds, groom dogs, use an air purifier, eliminate carpet and clean smarter, not harder to control odor.

Buy a pet hair vacuum: A pet hair vacuum cleaner is handheld and portable. Using one lets you say goodbye to pet-hair-ridden sofas, beds, floors, and countertops.

Eliminate your dog’s vacuum cleaner fear: Break vacuum cleaner fear with conditioning and lots of treats. Reward your dog for staying calm when he hears the vacuum or sees it moving.