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Your local dog groomer is as close as your neighborhood PetSmart! Academy-trained, safety certified Pet Stylists have 800+ hours of hands-on experience bathing, trimming & styling dogs and cats of all breeds & sizes. Bath, haircut, walk-in services & more!
Book your pet's grooming online! Petco certified groomers provide cat and dog baths, haircuts, nail trims, and express services to avoid kennel time. Visit us today!
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- Dog Grooming Dos and Don’ts
Several weekly brushing sessions will keep the average dog neat and clean, but daily attention is even better. Brush all the way down to the skin, letting the massaging action stimulate blood circulation and loosen and remove flakes of dandruff. Check with a professional groomer, breeder, or veterinarian to determine which grooming tools you’ll nee...
Your dog should have regular, but not frequent, baths, depending on their breed and coat type. Too-frequent washing removes natural oils and causes the coat to become dry and harsh. AKC is a participant in affiliate advertising programs designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to akc.org. If you purc...
Your dog’s nails must be short for the feet to remain healthy. Long nails interfere with the dog’s gait, making walking awkward or painful. They can also break easily, especially at the base of the nail, where blood vessels and nerves are located, which precipitates a trip to the veterinarian. If you can hear the nails clicking on the floor, they’r...
You should clean your dog’s earsonce a month or more often if they’re prone to ear problems. Clean the outer part of the ear only, using a damp cloth or a cotton ball soaked in mineral oil. Never force anything into the ear. Some dogs need the hair plucked just inside the ear to keep air circulating. Ask your veterinarian if this is necessary for y...
When cleaning your dog’s eyes, be sure to check for redness or other signs of irritation. Gently wipe away any discharge in the corners with a cotton ball or soft washcloth moistened with warm water. Make sure not to rub the cotton ball directly over the eye and only use products designed for dogs, such as wipes or an eye wash. AKC is a participant...
Clean your dog’s teeth frequently with a toothbrush and toothpaste designed for dogs. If your dog balks at having their teeth brushed, get them used to it by rubbing their teeth and gums with your finger. Then, put a little toothpaste on your finger and let them sniff and lick it; do the same with the toothbrush. You can also provide dental treats ...
Before grooming your dog at home, it’s essential to obtain the right tools. The mentors listed above will help guide you in the purchase of the right nail trimmers, a styptic powder used to stop nail bleeding such as Kwik Stop, teeth-cleaning tools, brushes, wide and fine-tooth combs, shampoos, and even blow dryers if needed. AKC is a participant i...
Find a Petco Dog Grooming location near you for all your grooming needs. We offer a full range of grooming services from baths, haircuts, nail trimming, & more.
Nov 22, 2023 · Here's an infographic with 11 quick steps to your full grooming session, from preparation and choosing the right dog grooming supplies to brushing, bathing, drying and cleaning.
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Fortunately, with a little preparation, practice, and patience, you can master DIY dog grooming on your own. We consulted a professional groomer and several veterinarians to find out what pet parents should know when it comes to brushing, bathing, and trimming their dogs’ fur.