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Taking My Dog to the Groomer

This is because their nails are not as soft and brittle as those of humans. Getting an electric clipper will help you cut those hard nails away without putting on much effort. Besides, your dog will not get too impatient waiting for you to finish. 2. Doggie toothpaste and toothbrush. The toothpaste and toothbrush you are using is not suitable for your dog. You will notice that your pet's shampoo tends to cost more than your own shampoo. Many dog owners would rather use dog soap as a shampoo to cut back on the cost. This is a definite no-no if you want to maintain the glory of dog's coat. Take note that the ingredients present in soaps are not the same as the ingredients in shampoos. This way, you can expect your pet to be with you for more years to come. When you groom your dog, you are keeping him away from any sickness or heath malfunctions. Be sure to ask your veterinarian on how best to groom your dog so that you will not be doing anything wrong in the process. Other advantages that come with dog grooming. There are two ways: First thing you should know is that you can let professionals do the grooming for you. There are countless of dog salons and grooming shops across the country. You can surely find one on each city where your dog could comfortably fit in. Professionals charge between $20-$50 (or more) on each service. People sometimes use their shampoo on their pets thinking that it s just right especially those people who want spend less in grooming their dogs. Remember the skin of your dog is different from yours. Using a human shampoo on your pet might cause dryness to their skin. When you have taken into account all these things, you can now start changing the grooming habits of your pet. Check your dog's ear at least once a week. There is no tool required for inspection but for cleaning, cotton damped with warm water is enough. Dog's nails should be cut every 2 or 3 weeks. Scissors style nail clipper or the guillotine style clipper will do the job but be careful on using it. There are different sizes available if you are going to purchase any of the two to fit your dog's toenail size. 

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