Grooming Category

Quick Summary: Regular brushing is the most effective way to prevent dog fur from matting. Always apply detangling spray before attempting to remove any mat. Work from the tips of the fur down toward the skin, never the reverse. Scissors should only be used carefully for small mats that resist brushing. Bathing a matted dog…

Dogs prefer the feeling of being clean, just like people, but your furry friend will need your help to stay looking fresh. All dogs should have a consistent grooming schedule, whether that be once a month, bi-weekly, or even weekly. Depending on your dog’s breed, they’ll need more or less attention from a professional groomer. …

Grooming and handling are an important part of every pet’s life. Proper grooming can empower them to feel their best in any season, and it ensures that their skin and coat can be well-maintained and healthy.  A grooming routine should always center around optimizing and maintaining your dog’s health, so make sure to learn how…

Grooming a dog at home can be a challenging task to take on, especially if your pup isn’t a fan of bath time for one reason or another. When you want to clean, dry, and trim your dog’s coat and nails, you may notice that finding an effective approach requires a patient trial-and-error process.  Not…

Keeping a dog’s nails trimmed is an important part of their overall health and wellness. Unfortunately, your dog may try to convince you otherwise. Though most dogs naturally dislike nail trimmings, it is necessary to prevent scratches to humans, other animals, and property alike. More importantly, long nails can affect the dog’s gait, leading to…