Grooming Tips
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How To Stop Dogs Digging
Dogs dig for a number of reasons, and while not harmful it can leave the garden looking less than spectacular. Before you give up on those prize roses, we share with you some of our…
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Cat Grooming Basics
Cats are neat freaks. In fact, if you’re a cat owner, you know firsthand that your cat is a fastidious groomer. After all, it seems to spend most of its life either sleeping or grooming!…
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The No Fear Way To Trim Your Cat’s Nails
Trimming your cat’s nails does not have to be stressful; with a few simple tips you can quickly and easily keep those nails short and neat and save your furniture. Nail trimming is often feared…
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Why Does My Cat Still Have Fleas?
Fleas are a problem in warm humid areas, particularly in high density living. It can be frustrating when you use a flea product, but your cat still gets fleas. Here we talk about why that…
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Save Money by Grooming Your Dog at Home
Many dog owners prefer to leave haircuts to professional groomers. It’s a job that really takes some know-how and experience to do properly – particularly for dogs with long, continuously growing hair. But there’s no…
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A Head to Toe Guide to Washing Your Dog
While that doggy smell can be completely normal, many dogs do seem to be particularly on the nose. Getting your dog used to regular grooming and bathing from an early age and making sure you…
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Acupuncture for Pets
Acupuncture is useful for certain conditions in animals, particularly conditions that require additional pain control. Many pets with chronic conditions like osteoarthritis are managed with a multi-modal approach, using some aspects of traditional Chinese medicine…