Trimming a poodle’s tail when you are grooming a dog is very easy. Learn how to trim a poodle’s tail with tips from a dog groomer in this free pet care video. Expert: Marie Jackson Bio: Marie Jackson has owned and operated Bubbles and Bows Mobile Pet Spa, in Pinellas County Florida for 4 years. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
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Skin and Coat Tonic is a natural, safe, proven homeopathic remedy clinically formulated to help to restore your pet’s healthy skin and glossy coat; improve skin functioning and strengthen hair shaft and follicle; and treat dry, scaly skin and eczema and relieve itching in pets. Skin and Coat Tonic is safe, pharmaceutically manufactured to the highest standards and causes no side-effects.
Learn tips on how to groom your dog’s foot pads in this free dog grooming instructionsvideo. Expert: Elise mcmahon Bio: Elise mcmahon has a Ph.D. in animal behavior and has been working with both domestic and wild dogs since the early 1990s. Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso
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PawPaw is a natural, safe and effective blend of healing and cleansing ingredients in a soothing olive oil base to effectively condition the paws and pads as well as treat any small wounds or injuries to the paw pads. Use PawPaw to condition and protect pets’ paws and pads, prevent infection of small wounds on the paws, encourage healing of small cuts and wounds, prevent bruising and cracking of your dog’s paw pads and reduce inflammation and soothe the paws and pads. Cleansing with Clenzor is also recommended.
Clippers, and muzzle types are important for first aid and different for every dog, learn what to add to a first aid kit in this free dog owner video. Expert: Dr Adrienne Mulligan Bio: Dr. Adrienne Mulligan graduated from veterinary school at North Carolina State University in 1993, and now owns the Camp Verde Veterinary Clinic in Camp Verde, Arizona. Filmmaker: Chuck Tyler
Do you want to groom your dog at home but worry that you won’t get it right? If nail-cutting and dental care for your canine make you nervous, you need The Everything Dog Grooming Book!
This do-it-yourself guide offers detailed information and instructional photographs for handling all facets of dog grooming, including:How to choose and where to buy the right equipmentProper animal handling techniques for nervous or antsy dogsGrooming specific areas such as nails, t… More >>
Groom golden retrievers by bathing them every one to six weeks, using a high velocity blow dryer to eliminate shedding fur, combing through the fur behind the ears and on the thighs and shaving the bottom of their feet. Keep a golden retriever groomed and happy with help from a professional dog groomer in this free video on pet care. Expert: Sammi Bio: Sammi is a dog groomer at the Animal Care Center in West Bountiful, Utah. Filmmaker: Michael Burton
Grooming Shih Tzus regularly is important, as they are quite prone to getting mats in their thick soft fur. Brush out a Shih Tzu’s coat on a daily basis, trimming the fur around their feet for easier walking, with help from a professional dog groomer in this free video on pet care. Expert: Sammi Bio: Sammi is a dog groomer at the Animal Care Center in West Bountiful, Utah. Filmmaker: Michael Burton
A Beagle, a short-haired Chihuahua, a Labrador Retriever these dogs do not need to be groomed, right? Wrong!
All dogs require some grooming to ensure their health and happiness. Take a closer look at your dog and find out if some of the following questions and answers apply to him.
My dog loves to be brushed. I hold him on my lap, sitting in front of the television while I brush him. I cant seem to get all the tangles out even though I brush him everyday. What do I do?
Why do some dogs just love to roll in filthy rotting things like dead toads or fish, manure, swamp water or anything that simply smells revolting? They think it’s great while we think it’s obnoxious. We have to take the time to bath them or get them groomed by a professional. Sometimes the bath will not get rid of the smell.
So why do dogs love to smell so bad? Experts believe that dogs may do this in an effort to disguise their own smell. They are not sure why dogs would want to do this though. Perhaps it goes back to the days when they had to hunt for their own food. They would have a much better chance of capturing whatever they were stalking for dinner if their prey couldn’t smell them. Makes sense I guess.
Dog grooming bows are a cute accessory to add to your dog’s fur after grooming. Learn how to make dog grooming bows with tips from a dog groomer in this free pet care video. Expert: Marie Jackson Bio: Marie Jackson has owned and operated Bubbles and Bows Mobile Pet Spa, in Pinellas County Florida for 4 years. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
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