**Healthy Coats, Comfortable Paws & Everyday Care**
Grooming is an important part of caring for your dog’s whole body! Regular brushing, appropriate bathing, nail care, and attention to ears, eyes, and teeth help keep dogs clean and comfortable. These routines also create opportunities to notice changes such as tangled coats, irritated skin, tender paws, unusual odors, or new lumps that may need your veterinarian’s attention.
Every dog needs grooming, but the right tools and routine depend on their coat, lifestyle, and individual needs. Short coats need care, too, while dense undercoats and long or curly coats bring different brushing and maintenance needs. Keeping nails at an appropriate length and preventing painful mats are just as important as a freshly brushed coat.
Grooming is also a skill you can help your dog learn! Introduce handling and tools gradually, pair them with rewards, and keep sessions manageable so your dog can build comfort and trust. Explore our favorites below for everyday care and tools suited to your dog’s coat.
This all in one hose and nozzle attachment makes pet bathing much easier and works perfectly with concentrated shampoos and conditioners.
A pop up grooming table will not only save your back, but will also help control your pet without using physical force.
Save your back while bathing along with your bathroom for the mess that is bound to be left behind, which you'll also have to clean.
A must have for nail care for when you trim or grind a little too much off. Stops the bleeding quickly and has pain relieving benzocaine.
Sharp nail clippers for extra long nails or dogs who do not like the sensation of a nail grinder.
Great for small and medium dogs or puppies. This grinder tends to be quieter and not as abrasive on the nails. This can also be a good place to start for nail desensitization training.
Durable, sturdy, and fast nail grinder for bigger dogs with thick nails. The multi-speed option can be used on dogs of all sizes.
This brand offers a wide variety of everyday to specialty shampoos, conditioners, fragrance, coat optimizers and basic care. Her clients love the scent of every product and the brand has options for puppies to dogs with skin aliments. While the brand may seem expensive, almost every product is concentrated requiring dilution, so a little will go a long way.
Examples of dogs with fur include: German Shepherds, Boxers, Pit Bulls, Labs, Golden Retrievers, Huskys, Boston Terriers, French Bulldogs
Great and comfortable brush that helps to loosen fur while also massaging your dog's skin simulating skin oil production for healthier skin and coat.
This Brush has two sides for different coat types. The coarse teeth are for long coated pets and the fine teeth are for short coated pets.
Originally designed for horses, but works great on dogs with short coats or short double coats, can also be used on long double coated dogs.
Help loosen compacted coats, small tangles or knots, and light matting.
Start with wide tooth side to strip out think, loose undercoat and break through medium matting. Follow up with smaller tooth side for deeper deshedding and finishing.
Run all over your dogs coat, especially the longer areas like butt and arm feathers & belly to get any left over loose hair off.
Examples of dogs with hair include: Poodles or Poodle Mixes, Yorkies, Malteses, Shih Tzus, Bichons, Airdale Terriers, Portuguese Water Dogs, Pulis