Grooming your dog
It is important to check the ears of your pet dog for wax as this could be a sign of ear mites and you should clean around the ears with a damp cotton wool. Using lukewarm water and a dog shampoo, you can easily bathe your pet but remember to avoid contact with the ears/eyes. If you catch your dog dragging his bottom along the floor, this means it will have to have its anal glands emptied. Unless you really know how to do it, please leave this to a professional groomer as this is a very sensitive area and you wouldn’t want to upset your dog, would you?
Home grooming kits for dogs
Grooming your dog will make you bond more with your pet. If your pet dog is the shy type, you should start by trying to hold its paw or other areas of its body to make it more comfortable with your touch before you start grooming. You will need to give this whole process time and be gentle with your dog to gain its trust- rewarding your pet with dog treats is always helpful by the way.
What things do I need for grooming my dog?
Dog Shampoo, dog conditioner
Dog brushes, dog combs, dog clippers
Dog ear cleaners, dog flea combs, dog nail clippers
Dog grooming sprays, cotton swabs, dog nail clippers
You can buy a dog grooming kit and it will have the most essential things you will need when grooming your dog.
How much does professional dog grooming cost?
If you don’t want the hassle of grooming your own pet dog, then you can hire professional dog grooming services. Basic dog grooming services costs from £25 to £40 depending of the size and breed of your pet dog. The service includes full brush and comb out, minor matt removal, bath in quality shampoo, coat conditioner, drying, clipping, scissor and styling. Additional services like ear cleaning nail/claw trimming & anal glands are charged extra.
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