Groom your dog

Description

Professional groomer Kasia Ciszek, who has been running her dog grooming salon for years, wrote this guide at our suggestion. Kasia has plenty of knowledge about dogs, and her invaluable experience is evident in the guide she wrote.

Overview

• Generally speaking, what should be checked on a regular basis, how often should a dog be bathed, and how often should he be combed?
• After a bath, does every dog need to be dried?
• How can you help your dog get used to going to the groomer?
• Is it preferable to leave the dog unaccompanied in the grooming salon, or should the guardian go with the dog?
• What is worth taking a pet to the groomer and what can you do by yourself?
• Is giving a puppy a bath okay?
• What is real and what is myth about hair, coats, and allergies?
• taking care of allergy-prone dogs.
• Does neutering cause a change in the dog’s coat?
• What are the best and worst tools to use when grooming a dog at home?
• How should the undercoat be handled?
• Taking care of a dog based on its breed. Which breeds require mandatory shearing and which do not?
• How do you select the best grooming products among shampoos, conditioners, and preparations?
• Tricks for combing dogs.
• How should the dog’s claws be cut? Which instruments can  use?
• Does the hair growing between the pads need trimming?
• How should the dog’s ears be cleaned, and with what?
• How should one care for dog’s eyes, such as what to do about under-the-eye streaks?
• How should dog pads be maintained in the summer and winter?
• Is it appropriate to shave your dog in the summer?
• How should bald dogs be cared for?