Dogs need frequent baths and personal maintenance to keep them looking, smelling and feeling good. But depending on the breed and size of your dog, as well as where you live, a regular visit to the ...

If your dog rolls in something smelly — say, a pile of garbage or the compost heap — giving them a bath is probably a no-brainer. But while some pet parents are seasoned pros when it comes to doggy ...

Having a dog that requires routine grooming (where are all my Maltese dog owners at?) can make a serious dent in your wallet. The nationwide average is $40 to $75 per groom — an expense that can ...

Keep your pooch clean, healthy, and ready to dazzle at the dog park with these top-rated grooming must-haves. Your dog’s health is inextricably linked to her grooming and cleanliness. Sure, tiny pink ...

Some dogs require more effort than other breeds to groom. Depending on the coat they have and other health conditions, some may need more frequent grooming sessions as well as special care products.

Would you like it if you could never take a bath, wash your hair, or trim your nails? Of course not! Now imagine how your dog feels. Good grooming is healthy and happy part of your pup’s life, too.

If you have several dogs or just one dog with lots of hair, then you may have tried at-home grooming. While grooming your dog at home presents unique challenges, the right tools—like your own dog ...

Numerous people choose to have their dogs groomed professionally. I hadn't thought much about what can be involved when a dog goes to a groomer—traveling to a facility unless it's done at home; being ...

It’s almost bedtime and you’ve just let your dog out before hitting the hay. As your pooch approaches the door, a smell emerges – skunk! The only logical solution is to get your dog into the bathtub ...

Learning how to groom your dog isn’t just about making him look good. It also supports his overall health. According to the American Kennel Club (AKC), “good grooming will help your dog feel his best.