baths

Skunked
Baths
Combs
- De-tangle comb
- Flea/Tick comb
Dry Bath
Dog Wash Machines (portable)
Shampoo
Shaving Your Dog'

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Baths

A bath every month or two for some dogs may be fine. Others who are unusual dirty will need bathing more often. It’s okay to bath your dog more often as long as you use a shampoo specifically for pets. Human shampoo is pH balanced for people and not pets. Using a shampoo with the wrong pH balance for pets will dry out their skin and coat.

Brush your dog first
Wet them down with water that is not too hot or cold
Don’t pour or spray water on their head
Keep shampoo out of the eyes
You can put a cotton ball inside each ear to prevent water from getting in ears
Rinse thoroughly

Guide to bathing your dog

Shedding & combs

The Gripsoft rotating comfort comb has rounded stainless steel teeth rotate to gently de-tangle. Rotating Comfort Comb helps untangle mats and snarls. Grip Soft rubber-sheathed handle that is a non-slip grip. A Course and Fine comb in one tool allows for multipurpose functionality.

If your dog has fleas or ticks click here

Dry bath

How many times has your dog come in from outside after rolling in stinky mud or even garbage? If you find you don’t have time for a proper bath at the moment, a dry baking soda bath is a great back-up plan.

Making sure your dog’s fur is completely dry, sprinkle baking soda lightly over his coat, rub it in a little, then brush it through. It takes care of the worst of the problem until you can get him in the tub, plus, it helps relieve itching.

https://healthypets.mercola.com/sites/healthypets/archive/2016/07/28/baking-soda-for-dogs.aspx