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Although shedding is a natural process for pets, it can be annoying to have fur everywhere within a home. However, there are ways to manage your dog’s shedding and ensure they are healthy and comfortable while keeping your home clean. In this post, we’ll go over what shedding is, why it happens, and why it's important to use these best practices for grooming during the shedding season.

Take a moment to think about the things you enjoy most about your pet. We cherish the companionship and eagerness to be included in our day-to-day life. Now, think about the physical aspects you admire about your pet. The coat pattern, their cute ears and little teeth, the little chin hairs or mustaches, and wagging tails. How about the smell of a freshly cleaned coat? Free of mats, ears cleaned, nails trimmed and filed to perfection. The maintenance of a dog is usually where a dog groomer comes in. Want to make the most out of going to a groomer for your dog? Here are important things they want you to know about grooming.

Grooming your dog at home can be a rewarding experience, allowing for bonding time and ensuring your pet is comfortable throughout the process. A key component of successful DIY dog grooming is having the right setup, including a high-quality grooming table. Here’s how you can create an efficient home grooming station.

Socializing your puppy with the groomers is essential, particularly if you own a long-haired or large dog breed. The groomers and grooming process can be intimidating and scary for dogs who aren’t used to it, so you must ease them into everything at a pace that works for them. In this guide, we’ll explore how you can do this to ensure your dog has a positive and stress-free experience at the groomer.

Dogs with fur usually shed more than dogs with hair. Yes, there is a difference! Most dogs have fur, and some breeds have more of it than others, causing them to seriously shed! If you’re not willing to put up with the lots of runaway fur, here’s some information you need to know. In this article, we’re going over five of the heaviest shedding breeds.