grooming
Angela B. ·
Learn whether or not human shampoo can be safely used on dogs and puppies. When bathing your furry friend, you might find yourself reaching for whatever shampoo is on hand, including human or baby shampoo. While it seems like a gentle and safe option, is it really the best choice for your dogs skin and [ ]
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grooming
Angela B. ·
When Can You Bathe a Puppy? When puppies are born, their moms usually keep them clean by licking and grooming them. However, once the puppies start exploring independently and moving away from their mom, they may need extra help staying clean. From rolling around with their siblings close to the ground on excrement and debris, [ ]
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breeds · grooming
Angela B. ·
As dog lovers, we select our canine companions based on several things–looks (yes, it’s true!), personality, breed, lifestyle, and more. While some allergy sufferers opt for low-shedding dog breeds, others do not need to be as selective. Double-coated dogs are a paw-some option for people with no pet allergies. They come with double the fluff [ ]
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dogcare · grooming
Angela B. ·
Controlling shedding in dogs requires a combination of grooming practices, a balanced diet, and maintaining a healthy environment. Not sure if a high shedding breed is for you? Check out our blog on the top shedding dog breeds and what we love about them! Here are some tips to help you manage shedding: Regular Brushing: [ ]
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grooming · puppycare
Angela B. ·
Trimming your puppys toenails can seem daunting, but keeping their nails at a healthy length is essential to prevent discomfort and injury. By keeping your dogs nails at an appropriate length, you contribute to their overall well-being and demonstrate good pet ownership practices. Heres a step-by-step guide on how to trim your puppys toenails: 1. [ ]
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dogcare · grooming
Puppies.com ·
If there is one thing that dogs possibly despise more than a trip to the vet, it’s getting their nails clipped. For starters, they really don’t want to sit still unless they’re passing out or getting a belly rub. For another, they don’t like being handled awkwardly, and having their legs and feet held definitely [ ]
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