Before you embark on your DIY grooming adventure, it’s essential to gather the right tools
Quality Brushes and Combs: Different coat types require different brushes and combs. Consult with our professionals to determine the best tools for your pup’s fur.
Nail Clippers: Keep your pup’s nails at a safe length to prevent discomfort and potential health issues.
Ear Cleaning Solution: Proper ear hygiene is crucial. Use a dog-specific ear cleaning solution and cotton balls to gently clean the ears.
Dog-Friendly Shampoo: Choose a mild, hypoallergenic shampoo that’s suitable for your dog’s coat type.
1. Brushing and Detangling: Regular brushing not only keeps your pup’s coat looking sleek but also prevents matting. Start at the tips of the fur and work your way towards the skin, using a gentle approach to avoid discomfort.
2. Bath Time: Using a dog-friendly shampoo, give your pup a bath in warm water. Be sure to rinse thoroughly to prevent any residue. Remember, not all dogs need frequent baths, so consult with our experts for the ideal bathing schedule.
3. Nail Care: Trim your pup’s nails to a safe length, being cautious not to cut too close to the quick. If you’re unsure, consult with our professionals or watch for the pink area in light-colored nails.
4. Ears and Eyes: Clean your pup’s ears using a dog-specific ear cleaning solution and cotton balls. Be gentle and avoid inserting anything into the ear canal. Additionally, gently wipe around the eyes with a damp cloth to remove any tear stains.
5. Paw Pad Care: Trim the hair around your pup’s paw pads to prevent matting and the accumulation of dirt. Check for any foreign objects that might be stuck between the paw pads.
6. Finishing Touch: Once your pup is dry, give them a gentle brushing to ensure their coat is tangle-free and glossy.