Spring time Grooming of your dog is important, so we have put together a short list to help you get it right.

• Brush your dog more frequently (daily for heavy shedders) to remove loose winter fur
  
  
• Use the right grooming tools for your dog’s coat type (slicker brush, deshedding tool, comb)
  
  
• Bathe your dog when needed using a gentle, dog-specific shampoo
  
  
• Avoid over-bathing to prevent drying out your dog’s skin
  
  
• Check regularly for fleas and ticks, especially after walks outdoors
  
  
• Trim your dog’s coat if appropriate for their breed (avoid shaving double-coated dogs)
  
  
• Keep your dog’s paws clean and dry to prevent irritation or infection
  
  
• Inspect and clean ears to avoid buildup and potential infections
  
  
• Trim nails regularly, as longer walks on softer ground may not wear them down
  
  
• Look for any skin issues like redness, dryness, or lumps while grooming
  
  
• Brush teeth or provide dental chews to maintain oral hygiene
  
  
• Wash bedding and clean grooming tools to reduce allergens and dirt
  
  
• Consider a professional groomer for thick or high-maintenance coats