Dog Grooming

Here are all of the articles about dog grooming.

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  Grooming in Dog Care

  Mark Siebel is a professional dog trainer who also teaches about dog health and nutrition. He has great information on grooming dogs, basic obedience and general dog care. This free video has some good tips on why dog grooming is so important and how keep your dog relaxed during the grooming process.
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  Natural Dog Shampoo & Conditioner for Dry Flaky Skin

  If your dog has flaky, dry skin, it's important to wash her coat with the proper type of shampoo. Using a conditioner on your dog's fur will also help keep it manageable and healthy. If you want to groom your animal with natural shampoos and conditioners, there are many of those available.
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  Free Dog Grooming Tips

  Grooming your dog is an important part of being a pet owner. Grooming involves brushing the fur (even the short coats) as well as clipping nails, brushing teeth and cleaning the ears. A sure sign of a healthy dog is a shiny coat and a happy personality.
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  Natural Ear-Cleaning Solutions for Dogs

  Your dog's thin, long ear canals can be affected by debris such as wax. You should keep his ears clean so your dog doesn't suffer from infection or even possible irreversible hearing loss. There are several cleaning solutions available that help clean dogs' ears, but natural liquid solvents are environmentally safe and are developed to work in biological harmony with your dog's anatomy by using safe, natural ingredients.
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  How Often Should a Dog Get a Bath?

  For most dogs, a bath once a month is usually sufficient. There are exceptions to this, of course. Some breeds need more frequent bathing. Also, medical conditions such as skin allergies or mange often require treatment with special shampoos, which means a dog may have to be bathed more frequently than usual for a while.
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  How Often Should I Bathe a Dog?

  How often should I bathe a dog? This is a question vets and groomers hear regularly. Unfortunately, there is no one answer to this question, but several factors can impact your decision. Many of us do bathe our own dogs all the time or in between professional grooming sessions.
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  Is It Okay to Use Human Shampoo on Dogs?

  When it comes to bathing your dog, you have two options to get him clean. Drop him off at a grooming salon and pay for the service, or attempt to wash him at home. Depending on your level of patience, your amount of free time, your finances and the size of your bathroom, you may opt to bathe your dog at home.
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  How to Make Dog Clothes

  Just like children, young dogs grow as well. Because dogs continue to grow, they can quickly outgrow any clothing purchased for them. In order to avoid spending a lot of money on new dog clothes, it may be better to learn how to make dog clothes.
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  How to Make Your Own Dog Shampoo

  Dog shampoos can be expensive and if your dog's skin is sensitive, dog shampoo can actually irritate your dog's skin. This is because dog shampoos often contain extra chemicals. Making your own shampoo at home is a much better choice.
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  Home Remedies for Dogs' Skin

  A dog's coat can become dull and lifeless whenever itchy, dry skin is involved. On top of the drastic change in his coat, your dog may also be miserable trying to scratch away the irritation he doesn't understand.
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  Home Remedies to Get Rid of Stains Under Dogs' Eyes

  Dog eye stains can be frustrating for owners, especially those with a white dog. A dog with white fur shows stains and discoloration more easily than other colors and can make the problem look worse. While nothing is really wrong with the dog, eye stains can make it look sad or sick.