Grooming & parasites

Dog shedding is the process of a dog naturally losing dead and damaged hair from its fur. Most furry pet animals like dogs and cats shed their fur regularly. This lost fur is then replaced by new, healthy fur.

Ear mites in dogs, specifically Otodectes Cynotis, are tiny, highly contagious parasites that commonly affect our furry friends. Understanding the life cycle of ear mites as well as their symptoms, causes, and treatment options is essential for pet parents to keep their dogs happy and healthy.

Fleas in dogs can be a nuisance, causing discomfort and health issues for your beloved furry friend. These small, wingless insects feed on animals' blood, with dogs often being their preferred hosts.

Dog worms are one of the most common causes of intestinal disorders in dogs. Worms in dogs dwell in the animal’s intestines and feed on the dog’s blood or food present in organs. Dog worms are far more uncomfortable than they sound.

It's a good idea to get into a daily grooming routine – it’s a great way to form a bond with your dog, as well as looking after their coat.

Bath time doesn’t need to be a regular thing. But if your dog’s been rolling in something whiffy or their fur is saturated with mud, then it’s time for a bath!