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Selecting the best chew toys for your adorable English Bulldog can be a tricky deal. We know how much you care for your Bulldog. As well as you also know how much they love to chew and play with toys. But giving them a random toy is not right. The reason is they have unique…
Chow chows are considered one of the aggressive breeds of dogs. Anything that irritates them can enrage them. Even when you try to groom them, making them comfortable and keeping them clean, tidy, and appealing, can turn them aggressive. You May Be Wondering Why It Is? There could be numerous reasons, but grooming them with…
Corded Vs cordless dog clippers of comparison, including the pros and cons of each. Learn which type of clippers is best suited for your needs, from budget to convenience. Find out which type of clippers will give you the best results for grooming your furry friend. Dogs with long and fluffy coats can be difficult…
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Dog nails are not like human nails. They are thick, and cutting through them requires a special type of nail clipper. To cut your pet’s nails, the clipper needs to be sharper and stronger than any regular nail clipper that you use to cut your own nails. But since dog nail clippers are sharper, do…
I have seen many pet owners trimming their dog’s hair by themselves to save the cost of taking it to a professional groomer. Personally, I think it is a good approach. You will be saving money and also creating a stronger bond between yourself and your pet. But the thing is, if you don’t clean…
Clipping your horse’s hair, especially during the cold or wet months, is essential to make sure he doesn’t catch a cold. Wet horse hair can remain wet for hours, and there is frankly no good way of drying it. That is why most groomers who train their horses during those months just clip off the…
