Dog care at home
Everyday dog care step by step, from nails and coat to teeth, ears and paws in winter. Each guide lists what you need and when it is better to stop and see a vet.
Care guides
- How to trim a dog's nails How to trim your dog's nails safely at home: what you need, where the quick is, the steps and when it is better to see a vet.
- How to brush a dog by coat type How to brush a dog with a short, long, double, wiry or curly coat: which brushes you need, the steps and when to see a vet.
- How to bath a dog How to bath a dog at home without frightening it: how often, which shampoo, the steps and when to see a vet.
- How to brush a dog's teeth How to get your dog used to having its teeth brushed: what you need, why human toothpaste is out, the steps and when to see a vet.
- How to check and clean a dog's ears How to check and gently clean your dog's ears: what you need, why you should never probe the ear canal, the steps and when to see a vet.
- How to care for a dog's eyes How to check your dog's eyes and wipe the corners: what you need, the steps, which breeds need more attention and when to hurry to a vet.
- How to look after a dog's paws in winter How to protect your dog's paws from road salt, ice and snowballs between the toes: what you need, what to do after a walk and when to see a vet.
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This is general information, not a consultation with a vet. Every animal is different: if your pet is unwell or you are unsure, ask your vet.