Education CenterCombs There are many types of combs, with or without handles, teeth widely spaced or close together, long or short teeth, etc. While many of these are acceptable for home use, the comb most recommended is the steel half fine, half coarse comb. It is durable and can be used for all stages of grooming. […]
Signs of a Problem Your dog’s ears should be free of debris, dirt or excess was with no odor, sores or inflammation. A quick inspection of your dog’s ears can rule out any surface area issues. If your dog is shaking his head excessively, tilting his head, or rubbing the ears, it can indicate an […]
There are four basic categories of grooming styles, and most dogs will belong to one of these. When getting an idea of what you would like your dog to look like, keep in mind the amount of at home maintenance each clip requires, your dog’s health and attitude towards grooming, and the amount of time […]
Poor oral hygiene can cause serious or sometimes even life threatening problems for your dog, yet it is often overlooked. Having your pet’s teeth brushed only at the groomer’s is not enough; the onus is on the conscientious Guardian to maintain their dog’s teeth with regular brushing. Regular dental care can not only add years […]
The Basics Of Bathing Your Dog Bathing your dog at home can be an adventure, especially if you are ill prepared. This article can offer a few good tips that can help you along the path to a cleaner companion. Water Temperature Water temperature plays an important part in the safety and enjoyment of bathing […]
The variety of cleaning products on the market today is overwhelming. There are products for every possible cleaning need, do you really need all of them in your home? Are they really safe for you and your pets? Hazardous Chemicals in Toxic Cleaning Products Many cleaners contain hazardous chemicals that can cause health effects ranging […]
