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GROOMING

Proper grooming is essential to your dog's health and happiness. Keeping your dog's coat brushed and free of mats allows their skin to breathe and avoids irritation or sores from developing. Trimming your dog's nails regularly prevents cracking or splitting, which can be quite painful. The grooming process is also a great chance for socialization and gentle handling that most dogs learn to enjoy.

 

Regular grooming keeps your dog looking and feeling it's best, while strengthening the bond between you through this repetitious pampering ritual. Maintaining good grooming habits prevents painful health issues that can surface later on and it's also the perfect time to check for parasites like fleas and ticks. There are several natural ways to care for your pet without spending a lot of money. Search for things like "natural healthcare remedies for my pet" to learn more. Here are a couple of our favorites:

Having a Bath

BATHTIME

Most healthy dogs need a bath to minimize odor and oil buildup. The frequency can vary depending on the breed and environment. Bathing too frequently can lead to dry coats and skin problems, while not enough bathing can lead to health problems and a stinky pup.

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Are you having a hard time giving your dog a bath?

HAIR, FUR, & MORE

Some dogs have fur that sheds, while others have hair that needs to be cut. Some dogs mat easily, while other types of hair don’t mat at all.

 

Do you find it difficult to brush or cut your dog’s hair? 

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