Understanding Pet ProblemsUnderstanding Pet Problems


About Me

Understanding Pet Problems

After we became pet parents, I knew that we would need to focus on learning everything we could about their health. We started reading a lot of books about what we needed to do, and it was clear that one of our animals was having a problem with their health. We started focusing on what we needed to do to improve his health, and we realized that we needed to talk with a veterinarian. She helped our animal to overcome a serious medical condition, and we were so grateful. This blog is all about understanding pet problems and avoiding issues.

Categories

Latest Posts

Five Things You Need to Know About Siberian Kittens
29 November 2023

Cats are great pets, and Siberian kittens are one

The Benefits of Buying a Ragdoll Kitten
29 November 2023

Consider adding a Ragdoll kitten to your home. The

The Importance of Pond Maintenance and Identifying When Professional Help Is Needed
11 September 2023

The beauty and tranquility offered by a well-maint

Looking For A Family Pet? Why Choose A Golden Retriever
3 May 2023

If you can't decide on the right puppy for your fa

Want A German Shepherd? Make Sure It Is The Right Dog For You
9 February 2023

If you would like to purchase a German Shepherd pu

Have 3 Dogs And Can't Control The Hair? 2 Tips To Keep It Out Of Your Home

If you have three dogs you will have some hair in your home and depending on the type of dogs you have, it may be a lot of hair.  You will never be able to get rid of all of it but you can cut down on how much is in your house. Below are two tips to help you so you and your furry friends can all be happy.

Take Your Dogs to a Dog Groomer

One of the first things you should do is take your dogs to a groomer to have their hair trimmed. The groomer will first check your dogs for fleas and ticks. If found, they will give the dogs a flea bath. They will then bathe your dogs and dry their hair with a blow dryer set to the cool air setting.

The dog groomer will brush your dogs with a special brush that removes all loose hair. The dog groomer will also be able to remove even more hair to help control shedding using a shedding tool. This tool removes more hair than traditional brushing. This will not stop shedding completely, but it will drastically cut down on how much hair they do shed.

Other services they may offer include trimming their nails, cleaning their ears, trimming their feet and pads, and putting cologne on your dogs to make them smell great.

Take Care of Your Dogs at Home

Once you get home from the dog groomer it is up to you to continue combing and brushing your dogs' fur. Make this a daily routine at the same time each day. Your dogs may look forward to the alone time they get to spend with you. Purchase a special comb that is made to remove loose dog fur from a local pet store.

Bathe your dogs regularly. How often this is depends on the type of dog breeds you have. Talk with your veterinarian if you have questions.

Give your dog's flea and tick protection once per month. There are also flea collars on the market that offer protection for a few months. If your dogs have fleas they will scratch more which will cause them to lose hair.

If any of your dogs has excessive shedding throughout the year there may be a medical reason for this. For example, you may notice bald spots in different areas on their body. If you are noticing this, take your dogs to the veterinarian for treatment.

For more information, contact a business such as Kayla's Posh Pets Grooming & Boutique.