Just like human hair, your canine's hair continues to grow, and without attention, can become easily matted. To keep your pooch looking spiffy, he/she needs regular grooming and daily care.

How often must I groom?

Toenail trimming is an essential part of grooming as long nails can curl under and cause paw problems. You can trim the nails yourself, but it is important that this is done correctly with suitable clippers. If you are not familiar with the procedure, ask your veterinarian or a professional dog groomer for help.

Find the right trimmer

Never use human nail clippers. They compress the nail flat, causing pain and leaving a poorly angled cut. Instead select either one of the below 

Besides bath time, there are many times when a dog needs a quick clean up to keep him free of clumps, stains, dried food and other gunk. While pre-moistened wipes may be convenient, make sure the ingredients in the solution don’t irritate your dog. Use products made specifically for dogs.

Here are some tips to help with casual face grooming:

Bathing your dog can be a fun activity, not just for him, but you too. If she’s already familiar with bath time, it's only a matter of technique. For a novice dog, first get her used to the idea of standing in the bath – you could even make this a game for treats! We generally do not advise bath for young puppies particularly in winter. A sponge bath with plain luke warm water ought to do the trick. When he grows up to an adult, you can use dog shampoo, generally twice a month.

Brush Before Wetting