A grooming session could be a challenge for you and your dog, especially if they are excitable or not used to you touching them. Here are some methods to help pave the way for an enjoyable experience ...

Grooming is an important part of pet ownership. Just like people, dogs and cats need physical maintenance to look and feel their best. The amount of grooming necessary will depend on the breed and ...

Understandably, an at-home grooming session might stress your dog out. Keep the experience light and positive for them. That means showing them so much love and positivity! One tip Dr. Freeman ...

Dog grooming is an art form, to say the least. I've had a dog for 14 years, and I still can't get her to let me brush her teeth or trim her nails — I have a professional do it for me. So when I went ...

Does your pet hate bath time? Maybe nail clipping causes your pet to squirm uncontrollably. Chances are there's at least one part of the grooming process that you prefer to leave to the professionals.

Muddy paws tracking through the house, damp fur nurturing hidden bacteria, and that unmistakable wet-dog smell lingering despite your best efforts; It’s that time of the year again when rain showers ...

Clippers hum to life, paws shift for balance, and curious eyes follow each movement. Some dogs greet haircut time with eager tail wags, while others glance toward the nearest escape. But that sense of ...