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  • What is the Difference in Human & Animal Hair Clippers?

    The difference between animal and human clippers is their ability to be used with various hair textures. Animal hair tends to be much more coarse then that of human hair requiring the use of...

  • What Can Remove Paint From Dog Hair?

    Pets are notorious for getting into things they shouldn't, often creating a bit of a mess. Some pets owners might find their dogs or cats have gotten themselves covered in paint and wonder to get...

  • What Are the Dangers of Long Nails in Dogs?

    You may like to keep your dog's claws nicely trimmed so that your pet has a tidy appearance. But did you know you are also helping your dog stay healthy when you trim its nails? Allowing those...

  • Home Remedy for Dogs With Skin Problems in the Winter

    Many dogs suffer from skin problems year-round, but for some, the winter months are when they seem to suffer from skin problems the most. There are plenty of reasons a dog may suffer from winter...

  • How to Reduce Dander With Shampoo

    Dander is dead skin flaked off of a cat or dog. It falls off your pet's body and is found throughout the house, sticking to carpets, curtains and upholstery. Dander, aside from being unhygenic to...

  • Natural Flea Shampoo for Dogs: Salt Recipe

    There are many commercially available flea shampoos on the market that do a good job of ridding your pet of fleas. There are drawbacks, though. First of all, they are expensive. But more...

  • How to Use Electric Clippers on a Labradoodle

    The labradoodle, a cross between a Labrador retriever and a poodle, is one of today's most popular mixed breeds. Many labradoodles have unique hair that contains some of the curl of a poodle's...

  • How to Use Andis Pet Clippers

    Grooming and clipping your long-haired dog or cat can save you a lot of money by avoiding trips to a groomer. Having your own pet clippers also allows you to clip off hair mats on older or sick...

  • How to Get Rid of Tear Stains

    Tear stains are found below some dogs' eyes and have different causes, including irritation, genetics, fleas, ear infections and yeast infections on the face. Your vet can help you determine the...

  • How To Trim Poodles Ears

    The distinctive poodle cut is one of the most iconic in the entire dog world. One of the trickiest places to trim and care for is a poodle's ears. In addition to being an important aspect of the...

  • How to Groom a Shih Tsu

    The shih tzu is a great pet, but it must be combed at least every other day, and bathed every two or three weeks. The shih tzu is a long-haired dog with a second undercoat that is dense and...

  • How to Find a Pet Groomer

    Pet grooming is a necessary component of keeping certain types of cats, dogs, or other furry animals. Pets with long hair need to be groomed frequently to prevent knots in the hair that cause it...

  • How to Brush a Siberian Husky

    Siberian Huskies have thick under and outer coats of fur that naturally protect them from the cold and elements. This breed has a continually growing coat that twice a year will grow differently...

  • The Best Way to Cut a Dog's Nails

    Trimming a dogs nails can be intimidating, particularly if you are unable to see the vein or "quick" running through the nail. A number of dogs have sensitivity with their feet, making trimming...

  • Dog Grooming Clippers Vs. Human Clippers

    Many people frequently ask if there is a difference between clippers designed for a pet and clippers designed for humans, and the answer is a resounding "yes." Even though they might look...

  • How to Service Oster Clippers

    Oster Professional Products, a division of Jarden Consumer Solutions, offers several clippers and trimmers designed for dog owners to use to trim up their animals on their own. Though major...

  • How to Control Dog Dander

    You used to have such a nice dog! But now it has dry, flaky skin, and there seems to be a thin layer of doggy skin flakes all over your house. Dog dander is dead skin flakes--almost, but not...

  • The Best Way to File Dogs' Nails

    Dogs need to be groomed on a regular basis. Part of that grooming includes trimming and filing nails to ensure there are no sharp edges or split ends left on the nails. You can take your dog to a...

  • Homemade Homeopathic Flea Killer for Dogs

    A flea is a tiny, reddish-brown, wingless insect that survives on the blood of humans or animals, according to the Ohio State University Extension. They are able to move easily between the hair,...

  • How to Put Bows in Maltese Hair

    Maltese dogs are known for their striking white hair and the adorable bows that are placed in it. Whether your Maltese has hair that is long or short, it can be fairly simple to place bows in the...

  • Homemade Dog Teeth Cleaner

    Many pet owners do not realize the importance of keeping a dog's teeth clean. Over time tartar may build up and your pet's teeth will suffer the consequences. Its teeth may begin to rot, which...

  • How to Treat Bulldog Wrinkles

    Bulldogs are famous for their facial wrinkles. These adorable skin folds add personality and a unique look to the adorable canines. However, while cute, the wrinkles can also wreak havoc to a...

  • How to Put Bows in the Short Hair Of a Shih-Tzu

    Shih-tzu dogs are friendly little pups with sweet faces and beautiful hair. The hair is especially pleasing to the eye when it has bows in it. There are a few different areas on the dog that are...

  • How to Cure Puppy Dandruff

    Dandruff is found on many puppies. The glands in the skin that provide lubrication are still underactive in puppies younger than four months. As the puppy gets older and these glands become more...

  • How to Use Electric Clippers on a Dog

    Dogs make every effort to groom themselves by licking their coat, rolling in the dirt and chewing on matted spots, but even their best efforts may leave something to be desired--such as basic...

  • How to Use a Trimmer on a Dog

    While a professional dog groomer is always an option to get Rover and Fritz looking their best, the cost and time involved can make the regular visits a chore. Grooming at home not only saves...

  • How to Use Guillotine Dog Nail Clippers

    If your dog doesn't walk on hard surfaces often, you will likely need to trim her nails. If the nails get too long, the dog may have trouble walking. Getting your dog used to having her nails...

  • How to Get Rid of Bad Breath Naturally in a Dog

    If your dog has bad breath, the medical term for which is halitosis, it may be a symptom of underlying medical issues. Halitosis can signal that your dog has gingivitis, periodontitis, an...

  • Natural Cures for Dog Tear Stains

    Tear staining in dogs is the discoloration of the hair below the dog's eyes; sometimes running down to the nose. It is commonly found in small breeds, including malteses, bichons and shih-tzus....

  • How to Remove Tear Stains on a Bichon Frise

    Known for a gentle, playful disposition and a wealth of snow white fur, the Bichon Frise is a favorite among hobbyists and pet owners alike. Although these dogs bring boundless energy and...

  • Homemade Dog Shampoo Recipe for Dry Skin

    Although dogs are normally outgoing and active, dry skin may cause your dog to act differently, because he is uncomfortable or even in pain. If your dog suffers from dry skin, help nurse him back...

  • What Are the Causes of Hair Loss in a Papillon?

    Papillons are the butterflies of the dog world. Their long, soft coats are a thing of beauty. It can be extremely distressing to see your friend losing his lovely coat. Here are a few common...

  • How Can I Get the Brown Spots Off of My Shih Tzu's Face?

    Your Shih Tzu may have brown stains in the fur on his face. This is called tear staining and can be caused by a number of things. If you want to keep your dog's face from getting tear stains,...

  • Natural Remedy for Flea Infestation

    Fleas are a dark, reddish brown, wingless insect, about an 1/8 inch long with a hard body that is hard to crush between the fingers. It has three pairs of legs and is flattened either vertically...

  • How to Fix Uneven Dog Hair After Shaving

    Sometimes, home dog grooming just doesn't turn out beautifully. Clippers can leave gouges and grooves in the coat, giving the hair an uneven appearance. In most cases, the unevenness can be...

  • How to Make Puppies' Ears Lay Down

    Some breeds of dogs naturally have floppy ears, which crease at the midpoint of the ear. Other breeds require a little guidance, as their ears may pop straight up, especially when they are...

  • How to Wash Dog Urine with Bleach

    You have to be careful when cleaning dog urine with bleach as the high concentrates of ammonia in urine experience a dangerous chemical reaction when mixed directly with bleach. Because bleach is...

  • What Are the Treatments for Lice in Puppies?

    Lice are tiny insects that either bite or suck the blood of mammals. There are several species of lice that normally are associated with dogs or puppies. In the worst cases, the lice can draw...

  • How to Keep Your Dog's Dander Minimal

    Many people are allergic to the dander of dogs and cats. In homes where pets live, dander collects in curtains, upholstery, carpeting, clothing, bedding and air ducts. Despite the misery of...

  • How to Color Animal Fur With Food Coloring

    Whether it's for a special occasion, or it's just to make a fashion statement, dyeing an animal's fur has become a trend for pet owners. One way to do so is by using food coloring. It is easy and...

  • Supplements for Dogs to Decrease Shedding

    Reality dictates that every dog must shed; the old coat must fall out for the new coat to come in. A regular grooming regimen, excellent diet and the addition of supplements can help control...

  • How to Bathe a Puppy in Baby Shampoo

    Bathing your puppy is an easy way to clean your dog's fur, skin, and relieve common (though maybe unpleasant) odors that your puppy may emit. While there are hundreds of dog shampoos on the...

  • How to Remove Burs in Hunting Dogs

    A big headache for any pet owner is burs in her pet's fur. But hunting dogs have it worse -- they go through brush and naturally pick up burs that in longer-coated dogs snarl and tangle the fur....

  • How to Groom a Sheltie

    Shetland Sheepdogs are a beautiful breed of dog with long-flowing, silky hair and faces full of expression. The silky coat of the Sheltie flows over a rough undercoat that warms the dog and...

  • How to Apply Tear Mender Glue to a German Shepherd's Ear

    Most German Shepherd puppies' ears will stand up during the first seven months of their lives, but sometimes their ears might need a little help and training. There are periods during a puppy's...

  • How to Rid My Dog of Fleas & the Rash

    Fleas are not only a problem for your dog, but a problem for you as well. Once fleas have infested your dog, most likely they have infested your home. Fleas hide in your dog's fur, in carpets, in...

  • How to Get Rid of Tear Stains on American Eskimos

    American Eskimo dogs are beautiful, high-energy companions popular among pet lovers. Known for their fluffy white coats, these dogs exude beauty and elegance. But just as with most any white dog,...

  • How to Groom a Miniature Poodle

    Miniature poodles have a very distinctive look, regardless of whether they have the traditional poodle cut. Their curly hair is prone to mats. They can also develop ear infections, just like any...

  • The Best Way to Clean a Pug's Ears

    Ear cleaning is a necessary part of grooming for many dogs. The purpose of cleaning the ears is to remove foreign material and wax and to dry excess moisture which has collected within the ear...

  • How to Keep a Terrier's Ears From Standing Up

    If you have a terrier or any breed of dog with ears that always stand up, you can train the dog's ears to make them point downward instead. All you need are a few simple tips and you can keep your...

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