Although cats have a grooming system that is built in (their tongues and teeth), oftentimes, they would benefit from having a bath.
We all know that bath time with man's best friend can get tricky. Here are some dog grooming tools and accessories to give your pup the best bath possible.
Some dogs love the water, but others... not so much. So, why do dogs hate baths sometimes? Find out why and what you can do about it right here.
Bathing your dog doesn’t have to be a chore or something you dread. Here are eight easy tips to transform bath time into a fun experience for both you and your dog.
Has your dog’s shedding left you in a hairy situation? It’s important to take care of that, both for your sanity and for the health of those you love. Here are four ways you can get your dog’s shedding under control.
Why is my dog scratching so much? There are a variety of reasons your pup is itching, but usually it’s due to at these one of these three things: bugs, food allergies and environmental allergies. Here’s how to find which is the cause and how to fix it.
As a general rule, you should bathe your pup once every four weeks to remove any accumulation of dirt on their fur and underlying skin. But while every four weeks is a great baseline, let’s fine tune your particular dog’s optimal bathing schedule with the following five questions.
