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  • Bathing Dogs

    All dogs will get dirty and there will come a time when it is necessary to bathe and groom your dog. It is not hard to do it yourself, but there are specific things that you should pay attention to.

  • Big Dogs

    Bathing a little dog is simple. Toss them in the sink, and the rest is easy. But bathing a big dog is a more complicated affair. When a big dog shakes, it’s messier and harder to clean up....

  • Clipping Dog Nails

    Clipping a dog's nails is necessary to maintain proper paw placement when walking. Nails that grow too long can cause discomfort. Clipping a dog's nails is painless unless you accidentally cut the...

  • Clipping Toenails

    A big part of giving someone a pedicure is clipping the toenails correctly. If you don't clip the toenails correctly, not only might you hurt your client, but you may ruin the pedicure completely...

  • Cutting Nails

    A dog's nails must be trimmed regularly. Once you get the hang of it, a doggie pedicure takes only a few moments and will leave your dog looking great. Follow these directions.

  • Dog Bows

    Some of us are mad about our dogs. We groom them, dress them in crazy outfits and even put bows on them. However, if you have ever tried to put a bow on a dog, it isn't as easy as it looks. Use...

  • Dog Cleaning

    If you're a dog owner you've probably experienced this problem many times-when you housebreak your puppy they're inclined to have "accidents," and once they've fouled one spot they're more...

  • Dog Clippers

    Dog owners need to have a variety of grooming accessories on hand to keep their pet healthy and clean. Dog clippers (also known as dog shears) are used to trim and manage a dog's fur. Proper...

  • Dog Coats

    Your dog is your best friend so you want to make sure he looks his best. Giving him a good brushing improves his coat and makes it shine. Follow these steps and everyone will think you take your...

  • Dog Dandruff

    Your dog can suffer from dry skin and dandruff just like you. There are a few reasons for this and there are some steps you can take to get rid of it. I will show you how in this article.

  • Ear Cropping Styles for Boxers

  • Dog Problems: Clipping Nails

    Trimming your dog's toenails can be difficult. He may squirm or won't hold still long enough for you to trim one nail. Possibly, you're afraid of trimming his nails because you don't want to hurt...

  • How to Trim a Shih Tzu Dog

    If you are satisfied with the length and condition of your shih tzu's body hair or are letting it grow out, then you only need to trim your shih tzu for maintenance. The body hair is typically not...

  • How to Groom a Dog's Nose

    Keeping your dog's nose clean is an important aspect of its grooming requirements. If the dog has a lot of hair around the nose, it can irritate the nostrils if it gets inside, which could cause...

  • Salmon Oil for Pets

    Salmon oil is highly recommended for pets because its crucial amino acids are good for meeting an animal's protein needs. In addition, it contains necessary minerals and Vitamins E, B6, B12, A and...

  • How to Groom a Saint Bernard

    Saint Bernards are a large breed of dog. They can weigh between 120 and 180 pounds and stand between 26 and 30 inches tall, according to Just Dog Breeds. They can have short hair coats or long...

  • Dog Shampoo Alternatives

  • How to Remove Gum From Pet Hair

    The sticky nature of gum makes it adhere to animals' hair naturally. If your pet comes into contact with gum, it can become messy if not quickly addressed. In addition, the gum can become an...

  • How to Rid a Maltese of Fleas

    Fleas are no fun for any dog or dog owner. They can be especially difficult with a Maltese, as the breed's long hair provides plenty of places for fleas to hide. Acting fast helps ensure fleas...

  • Dog Nail Clipping Tips

  • Homemade Dog Shampoo for Fleas

    Fleas are wingless insects that can infest a dog's coat. Not only do they cause scratching, but they can cause flea allergy dermatitis, tapeworm and anemia. Many solutions used to treat fleas can...

  • How to Clean a Dog's Teeth With a Natural Ingredient: Baking Soda

    Brushing your dog's teeth is an integral part of keeping him healthy. It won't just prevent him from getting cavities and periodontal disease; it may also prevent him from having his immune...

  • Doggie Dandruff

    Like humans, dogs can suffer from the flaking of skin--also called doggie dandruff. In most cases, dandruff can easily be treated and remedied by the owner, but other cases may require...

  • Human & Dog Parasites

  • How to Keep a Dog From Smelling in Between Baths

    Dogs provide great companionship, but they also can be the source of unpleasant odors. Dogs should only be bathed once every three months, according to the American Society for the Prevention of...

  • What Causes Brown on White Fur on Dogs?

  • How to Administer Frontline

    Protect your pet from fleas by applying a dosage of Frontline. Frontline Plus, another flea protection medication, helps to protect pets against fleas, flea eggs and ticks. Killing fleas that...

  • Homemade Dog Shampoo for Dandruff

    Hearing a veterinarian call your dog's skin condition, "exfoliative dermatoses," may seem a bit frightening. In truth, exfoliative dermatoses is another name for a variety of skin conditions where...

  • How Can I Hold My Dog Still So I Can Trim Hair Around Her Eyes?

    Even if your dog has just been washed, shaggy, stained hair around its eyes can make it look like it hasn't been groomed for years. While this appearance is normal and rarely a cause for concern,...

  • How to Help a Dog Infested With Ticks

    Being infested with ticks is uncomfortable for your dog. Ticks attach themselves to your dog in order to feed off of your dog's blood. Because of this, it is possible for the ticks to transmit...

  • Dog Hair Cut Instructions

    Giving your dog a hair cut can provide it with a new, clean look. Doing it yourself can save you money and a trip to the groomer. A shorter coat can keep your dog cool in summertime as well as get...

  • How to Wash My Dog Like the Groomer Does

    Grooming your dog often is one of the simplest things you can do to ensure his continued health. Dogs should be bathed every two to three months, or whenever they become especially dirty, and...

  • What Shampoos Are Safe for Dogs?

  • Flea Treatment With Vinegar & Dish Soap

    Instead of purchasing expensive flea treatments, you can use a homemade vinegar and dish soap solution to get rid of fleas. Fleas do not enjoy the vinegar odor and will leave your pet or the area...

  • How to Sharpen Canine Nail Clippers

    Since taking a pet to a professional groomer can be costly, many people perform the task of trimming, shampooing, and clipping the nails of their dogs on their own. One of the more dangerous tasks...

  • How to Trim a Miniature Poodle

    The miniature poodle is a small breed of dog that is often seen in the show ring. It is known for its coat, which is true hair as opposed to fur. This makes poodles ideal for those who typically...

  • Homemade Tick Dip

    Ticks can infect dogs with Lyme disease, so it's important to prevent ticks from infesting your dog's coat. Medicated tick dip baths kill and prevent ticks, but the chemicals can cause irritation...

  • How to Treat Allergy to Fleas on Dogs

    An allergy to fleas is a common occurrence in many dogs. This allergy is known as flea allergy dermatitis. Flea allergy dermatitis is caused by hypersensitivity to the saliva of fleas. The saliva...

  • How to Shampoo Dogs for Fleas

    Any dog can pick up fleas while walking or playing outdoors, and subsequently infest bedding, carpeting and drapes in the home. Fleas can make your dog miserable with incessant scratching and...

  • Causes of Tear Stains

  • How to Remove Chewing Gum From a Dog's Hair

    Your dog does not chew gum, so it may be a mystery to you how the dog got gum in its hair. Regardless of how it occurred, remove chewing gum from a dog's hair using the same technique you would...

  • Why Some Dogs Don't Bark

    Some dogs bark more than others because of their breeding, time they are left alone and amount of exercise they receive. Ultimately, it is the individual dog's nature that will determine how much...

  • Styles of Ear Cropping

    Ear cropping is cosmetic surgery customarily performed on purebred dogs to achieve the "standard" look of a particular breed. Cropping forces the ears to stand erect, and styles vary depending on...

  • Grooming Instructions for a Sheltie

    The Sheltie, also know as the Shetland Sheepdog, is a member of the herding group of dogs. Although most people recognize this breed as resembling a miniature version of the Collie, Shelties may...

  • Miniature Poodle Clip Styles

  • How to Wash Your Dog With Diluted Dawn Detergent

    Dawn dish washing detergent can be used to remove grease and oil from a dog's coat, and neutralize strong odors. According to the International Bird Rescue Research Center, Dawn has been used in...

  • How to Bathe a Black Lab Puppy

    Labrador Retrievers are a notoriously water-loving breed. For your puppy's first bath, however, it's important to take precautions. A good bathing experience the first time will set your dog up...

  • Poodles & Tear Stains

    It is a common problem for poodles to get brown or pinkish stains on the hair just below the inside corner of the eyes. The reaction of clear tears with the normal bacteria in the poodle's hair...

  • Shih Tzu Grooming Tools

  • How to Trim a Dog's Nails With a Rotary Trimmer

    Trimming your dog's nails is a necessary part of the grooming process. A dog with long nails has difficulty walking. It is especially important to keep a pet's nails trimmed short if the dog is...

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