For lack of better words, is your pup a simply a mess? Mine certainly needs grooming and bathing more often than I would like, and the time and expense of a trip to the groomer just does not always fit into my schedule. I wanted to learn how to groom my dog at home, but really had no idea where to start. Seems quite challenging, honestly. Fortunately, there are lots of tutorials available for DIY dog grooming, and it turns out it is not nearly as difficult as you might think. From trimming toenails and fur to brushing teeth and bathing, you will find instructions for all. Learn how today!~
Instead of using chemicals on your pooch, apply this Homemade Deodorant Spray from Garden Therapy to make them smell awesome. The lavender scent of this homemade spray will surely get the stink off your dog. With just 3 ingredients, you can start creating your own. Just make sure to follow along with the simple tutorial.
We all know how pricey dog grooming at a clinic or shop can be. With the tips and tricks from I Heart Dogs you can definitely save some bucks if you do the grooming on your own. Just make sure you have the right tools and stick to the instructions.
Vinegar is a known agent when it comes to caring for pets and other animals. Find out how vinegar can be used for pet and animal care by reading the full post on Natural Healthcare Store to find out the many uses and be amazed at how awesome vinegar can be.
Does your dog’s breath stink? Well, mine does. It’s quite a problem since he loves to lick us and the smell is just grossing me out. I’m glad I found this Minty Chicken Gummy Treats for Dogs that can help out with their stinky breath. I am definitely whipping up a batch for my doggie.
Winter can be harsh especially for our dogs. You know how hard the winter elements can be on human hands and feet, but have you ever thought about what they do to our pets’ feet? And enter paw wax. Homemade paw wax, as the name suggests, is wax for your dog’s paws. It’s a blend of wax and oils that coat the underside of the paw, protect the paw from the elements, and heal any existing abrasions. And I got the perfect recipe from Joybilee Farm.