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Shiny coat care
Regularly brush your dog’s coat to
prevent matting
The amount of brushing per week depends on your dog’s coat length and texture.
Longhaired breeds like golden retrievers and collies will need more frequent brushing (at least once a week,
if not every other day), while shorthaired breeds like greyhounds or labradors may need a good brushing only every other week.
Regularly brush your dog’s coat to
prevent matting
The amount of brushing per week depends on your dog’s coat length and texture.
Longhaired breeds like golden retrievers and collies will need more frequent brushing (at least once a week,
if not every other day), while shorthaired breeds like greyhounds or labradors may need a good brushing only every other week.
Grooming tips for your fur babies
Furrntastic tips
By : Daniel Valera
Trim your dog’s hair – but use caution
Trimming the hair inside the ears can improve air movement and help prevent ear infections. However, this is best done by an experienced groomer or at your vet clinic.
Remember: It’s easy to accidentally cut your pet with scissors or clippers. Always take care when trimming,
and if you’re nervous or would prefer
not to trim your dog’s hair yourself, turn to a professional grooming service.
These tips will help the first few at-home grooming sessions go smoothly:
- Spread a little Vegemite on a washable surface and allow your dog or puppy to lick it off while you brush or wash them.
- Take things slowly and give lots of treats and praise so your pup will look forward to its next pampering session.
- Before bath time, lay a slip-proof mat in the tub to prevent your dog from sliding around.
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