Taking care of your dog’s coat is an essential part of its health and well-being. Regular brushing helps to remove dead hair, dirt and prevent matting. Different coat types require different tools:
Short-haired dogs: soft brushes or rubber gloves help to remove loose hair and stimulate blood circulation to the skin.
Long-haired dogs: metal-toothed combs or brushes with longer bristles help prevent tangles and keep the coat clean.
Regular brushing not only improves the dog’s appearance but also strengthens the bond between owner and pet. However, remember that professional clipping and bathing are necessary for certain breeds of dogs, so it is recommended to see a professional periodically.
Although cats are known for their cleanliness, extra coat care by the owner is beneficial. Regular brushing helps to reduce the formation of hairballs and keeps the coat shiny.
Shorthaired cats: rubber or soft brushes effectively remove dead hair and massage the skin.
Long-haired cats: metal-toothed combs help prevent tangles and keep the coat neat.
Remember that some cats may be sensitive to brushing, so start slowly and let your cat get used to it. If you notice that your cat’s coat is very tangled or that he won’t allow himself to be brushed, it’s a good idea to contact a professional groomer who will help you groom your pet properly.
Oral hygiene is important for both dogs and cats to prevent dental disease and bad breath. Here are some tips on how to brush your pet’s teeth properly:
1. Choose the right toothbrush and toothpaste: use toothbrushes and toothpastes specifically designed for animals, as human toothpaste can be harmful to pets.
2. Train your pet gradually: let him/her taste the toothpaste, get him/her used to the toothbrush and gently massage the gums with your finger before brushing.
3. Brush gently: brush gently in a circular motion, paying particular attention to the molars, where plaque tends to accumulate.
Regular brushing helps prevent serious health problems in the future. If you notice redness, bleeding or bad breath, it is recommended that you contact your vet or a professional groomer who can perform professional oral hygiene.
Proper nail care is essential to prevent discomfort or even injury to your pet. Here are some tips for safe nail trimming at home:
1. Choose the right nail clippers: use pet-specific clippers or guillotine-type clippers that ensure a precise and safe cut.
2. Train your pet to the procedure: let him/her see and smell the tools and gently touch the paws to reduce stress during the procedure.
3. Carefully clip the nails: clip only a small part of the nail, avoiding the living part (the so-called “life”), which is pink and sensitive. If you are not sure, it is better to cut less or consult a professional.
If you are afraid of injuring your pet or if it is very reluctant, it is best to go to a professional groomer who will carry out the procedure safely and properly.
We know how important your pets are. That’s why we provide gentle and caring grooming services to keep them happy and healthy. We offer professional dog grooming services for all breeds in Vilnius (Naujamiestis). From bathing to grooming – we do it all! We are waiting for you at the grooming salon “Sagis”.
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