Pet grooming doesn’t have to be a difficult or time-consuming task. You can actually use this as valuable bonding time with your pet. Here we have some guidelines on what types of grooming tools you would need for your pet’s specific fur coat.
Pet owners associate pet grooming with the gloriously warm summer months, when Cleo and Spikkels get a neat shave and some cute ribbons. However, grooming in winter is equally – if not more – important. Here’s why:
As straightforward and easy as grooming may seem, there are some grooming practices that seem rather contradictory to what we may think we should do with our dogs.
As pet owners, we work hard to ensure that our furry friends are as warm during the winter months as they would be in summer months. It is for this reason that our pets’ coats are the last thing we think about cutting and grooming during winter. If it keeps them warm then surely it is doing its job or is it?
Ear care is not on every dog’s grooming regimen, but it’s important to check that your dog’s ears are clean and healthy. Here are some tips about cleaning your dog’s ears.
You might think you’re doing your dog a favour by shaving her in preparation for the summertime heat, but what if you’re doing more harm than good? It’s not simply a question of whether or not to shave her for summertime, but perhaps the why and why not should also be considered.
Parasite season is in full swing, so best get your pets’ tick and flea medication up to date. Tick and flea bites can be painful and very itchy, and while this might be a minor annoyance to most pets, it can drive some pets crazy. But the bites are just one way that parasites can harm your pets…
Grooming your pets does not only keep them beautiful and clean, but also helps you to keep a good eye on your pet’s skin and also encourages bonding between you and your furry friend.
