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Dog Grooming Tips & Coat Care
Grooming a Dog Before and After Travel
Travel is not hard on coats. Not brushing for a week is. Hours lying in...
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How to Choose a Slicker Brush That Lasts
Most people buy a slicker brush twice, because the first one splays or the pad...
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How Often to Replace Your Dog Brush
Brushes do not announce that they are finished. They splay slowly, stop reaching the skin,...
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What a Slicker Brush Actually Does to a Coat
A slicker brush does three things inside a coat: it lifts dead undercoat out from...
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Puppy Grooming: The First Six Months
The first six months are about teaching a puppy that handling is normal, not about...
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Costume and Coat Safety for Dogs
Costumes, coats and harnesses all damage a coat the same way: friction in a fixed...
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Aging Gracefully: Senior Dogs, Coat Care, and the Slicker Brush Magic
A senior dog's skin thins, and a coat that used to take five minutes starts...
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How Dog Grooming Changed Over the Last Century
A century ago most dogs worked outdoors and grooming meant keeping a coat functional. Today...
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Signs of Dental Trouble in Dogs
Dogs eat through significant mouth pain, so a good appetite tells you nothing. The signs...
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