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Dog hygiene at home

As we already know, hygiene is a very important part of our daily routine. Following these grooming guidelines that we establish help us prevent diseases, preserve our health, and of course, improve it. And for animals, it is exactly the same, and that is why we must also establish a routine for them; and if we do it since they are little much better.

Today we are going to focus on dog grooming routines, and we are going to review details that we cannot ignore when caring for our pet.

The Brushing

Brushing in dogs should be done every day since it has many more benefits than we think:

  1.  It helps to remove all the dirt that may have accumulated in its fur as a result of playing, walking, or simply air.
  2.  It keeps your skin and hair strong and healthy.
  3.  It can become a very pleasant session for the dog that will help him to completely relax.
  4.  Take advantage of brushing to check that it is free of parasites.
  5.  Reduces the amount of hair in our home (since we are the ones who remove dead hair)
  6.  And also, it helps create stronger bonds with our pet.

Brushing time will vary depending on the type of coat our dog has; If you have long hair, prone to tangling, we'll take a few more minutes. We must also take these aspects into account when buying a suitable brush for him or her. to acquire yours Click here! 

Bathroom

Although this step is necessary, we must know that it should not be done frequently, since it eliminates the layer of fat that they have on their skin, which is what protects them. So, we will bathe dogs with long fur once a month and those with short hair every three months. Whenever we bathe our animals, we will do so with special products for them, since they are respectful of their natural PH −you should never use baby shampoo or other similar products− and always with warm water to prevent them from getting cold. If you do not know what type of shampoo, conditioner or cologne is best suited to the characteristics of your pet, you can ask your vet for advice. To acquire a suitable shampoo for your dog Click here!

Ears

Dogs accumulate a lot of dirt inside their ears and we are responsible for keeping them in good condition and making sure they don't get infections. The frequency with which we must do it usually varies depending on the dirt or wax that each animal has, but in general we could say that once a week will be enough. We will use a small cotton and a special liquid for your ears as a cleaning tool.

Teeth

This last step is usually the most omitted, and yet it is very important. When the dog is small, in its first 8 months, it still does not have its final teeth, so we will perform hygiene with our index finger only so that it gets used to having something in its mouth. After this time, we will be able to clean his teeth correctly –with a brush and special toothpaste for dogs−. We will do this routine about twice a week, and in this way we will help prevent bad breath and avoid diseases or infections in teeth and gums.

If you want to know the Era Dental Snack, Click here!

If you have questions and want to keep getting informed, we recommend that you visit our YouTube channel (CyPpets), where you will find the best content to learn more about your pets!