Tips To Prevent Dogs From Scratching Your Hardwood Floors
If you love the look of hardwood floors but don't love the look of scratches on them, don't despair! Here are some tips to keep your dog from scratching them.
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Why Dogs Lick Their Paws: What It Means And When To Worry
After an outing, you may have noticed your dog licking its paws. Our expert weighs in on what a dog licking its paws means — and when you should take action.
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Expert Tips To Help Your Dog Live Longer
Dogs' lives are often over a decade long, but you can help them make it a little longer if you practice these tips throughout your pet's precious life.
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How To Groom Your Dog For Summer (And The Biggest Mistakes To Avoid)
Summer brings with it fun outdoor activities for you and your dog. However, there are some grooming tips you should consider before that next summertime outing.
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Never Try This One Home Remedy To Get Rid Of Ear Mites In Dogs
While a home remedy can seem like a good idea to solve your dog's ear mites, it can actually be dangerous. Here's why you shouldn't try this one at home.
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14 Tips For A Stress-Free Visit To The Dog Groomer
Taking your dog to the groomer can be stressful for you, your pup, and the groomer, but these tips can make it a breeze (and keep your dog oh-so happy).
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The DIY Dog Nail Trimming Hack That Will Change Your Life
Trimming dogs' nails is one of the hardest grooming tasks, but with this cheap and easy DIY hack, your dog may do all of the hard work for you.
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Think Twice Before Shaving Your Labrador's Fur In The Summer
A Labrador's two-tiered coat does more for it than you might think. Here's what to know and what to do in lieu of shaving your pup in the summer months.
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Major Red Flags That Show You're Not Ready To Adopt A Dog Yet
Dogs are known to be loyal pets, but there are many things to consider before signing adoption papers. These red flags may show you that you need to wait.
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The 12 Smelliest Dog Breeds (But We Love Them Anyway)
All dogs come with a share of unpleasant odors, but some breeds are more smelly than others. Diet, grooming, and additional care changes can help.
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The Staggering Amount Of Time It Takes To Groom A Dog For A Show
When watching a dog show, have you ever wondered what goes into prepping the participants beforehand? Learn more about the time-intensive tasks of groomers.
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Avoid These 3 Ingredients When Taking Care Of Your Dog's Teeth
It's good to take care of your dog's teeth with regular brushing. However, these three toxic ingredients should be avoided. Here's what to use instead.
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Questions To Ask A Groomer Before Leaving Your Dog With Them
Thinking about trying out a new groomer? These questions can help ensure you and your dog find the perfect fit before the scissors start snipping.
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What Is A Quicked Nail (& Why Do You Need To Watch For Them After Your Dog Is Groomed)?
A quicked nail, or a nail that was trimmed too far, can be painful for your dog. Here's what to do if your dog has a quicked nail at home or at the groomer.
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The Best Ways To Clean Your Dog's Teeth (Without A Toothbrush)
Toothbrushing is the best method to take care of your dog's teeth, but here are 13 other effective ways to get the job done, from dental sprays to chew toys.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes With New Puppies (And What To Do Instead)
Much like raising children, everyone makes mistakes when caring for puppies. However, with a little preparation, you can avoid some of the biggest missteps.
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11 Reasons You Should Never Shave Double-Coated Dog Breeds
A dog's double coat plays a key role in keeping them safe and healthy. Shaving such canines can result in several uncomfortable consequences.
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11 Tips To Make Trimming Your Dog's Nails Easier
It can be challenging to convince your dog that nail trimming is a harmless and even pleasant activity. Use these strategies to help make the process easier.
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What Not To Do When Grooming Your Dog For Winter
Maintaining your dog's coat is crucial for keeping them healthy and happy throughout the colder months. Don't make these seasonal grooming mistakes.
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14 Hacks That'll Make Life Easier For Every Dog Owner
From easy ways to clean your upholstery to inventive ways to groom your pet child and more, these hacks make dog owners' lives so much easier.
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How Often Do Dogs Need Their Nails Trimmed?
Keeping your dog's nails healthy means giving them regular clippings. However, some breeds require more frequent trims than others.
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How Often Should You Give Your Dog A Bath?
Although some dog breeds can go for months without a wash, others require more frequent bathing. Here's how you can figure out what your pup needs.
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What Is Flea Dirt And What Can You Do About It?
Nope, that lifeless black speck on your pup's fur isn't a dead flea. It's flea dirt! Here's what you can do to treat and prevent this occurrence.
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Why Owners Of Long-Haired Dogs Should Keep Cornstarch Handy
Many long-haired dog parents know how much of a struggle combing mats can be. But, before you reach for the shaver, consider trying this cornstarch hack first.
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11 Tips To Save Money On Dog Grooming
Regular grooming is crucial for your dog's well-being; however, it can come with a hefty price tag. Save money by adjusting your at-home routine.
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The Grooming Mistake To Avoid After Giving Your Dog A Bath
Some owners may choose to brush their pet's hair after giving them a bath, but brushing a dog's hair when wet can actually cause damage to their coat.
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How Often Should You Clean Your Dog's Ears? Parents Of Water-Loving Pups Will Want To Pay Attention
Your dog almost certainly loves playing in the water, but trapped moisture can lead to ear infections and swimmer's ear. The solution is regular cleanings.
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