Standard grooming distributes natural oils to shine your dog's coat. Brushing removes dead hair and skin cells, minimising matting and tangling that can irritate and damage skin.
1 Good Skin and Coat
When grooming your dog, look for lumps, pimples, rashes, ticks, and fleas. Early diagnosis and treatment save health.
2 Early Skin Problem Detection
Cleaning ears regularly avoids wax and debris buildup and infections. Swelling, redness, and infection scent are present.
3 Ear Infection Prevention
Regular canine tooth brushing reduces plaque and tartar, preventing gum disease and tooth damage. Dental hygiene extends dog life.
4 Better Dental Health
Trimming your dog's nails regularly makes walking tough. Snags and rips in long nails harm joints.
5 Enhanced Mobility
The grooming helps you bond with your dog. Regular grooming and handling minimise vet and other handling stress by acclimating your dog to touch. Relaxing massage-like grooming reduces stress.