We always encounter some questions about pet grooming and care. Here we have compiled some frequently asked questions, I hope it will be helpful to everyone.

Q1: What grooming tools do I need?

Answer: The grooming tools required vary with the type of pet. But at a minimum you will need: nail clippers, cotton balls for cleaning ears, scissors for trimming tangled hair, and a pin comb or regular comb. Veterinarians, professional breeders and groomers can all offer you practical advice.

Question 2: My pet needs grooming every month. What else do I need to do?

A: Even if your pet is groomed regularly by a groomer, you still need to check its ears, eyes, and trim dead knots at least once a week. Brush it once to make sure the hair is not tangled.

Question 3: How to make pets adapt to the grooming process?

Answer: It is very urgent for pets to adapt to the process of grooming. It is best to eat slowly and little by little every day. Starting from a young age, get her accustomed to having her ears washed and her nails trimmed. First, it can get a softer baby comb or treats (dog treats), which can also make grooming a pleasant experience.

Question 4: How often should you comb your pet?

Answer: How often you should comb your pet depends on the type of hair on your pet. For short-haired ones, once a week is enough. Those with long hair or thicker hair are best combed simply once a day, especially during the shedding period.

Question 5: How often should you bathe your pet?

Answer: If you groom your pet regularly, you don’t need to bathe it frequently. Generally, once a week is enough, unless it is dirty, has just rolled on the dirty grass, or has a skin disease, in which case you need to bathe more often. It is best to plug your ears with cotton balls when taking a bath to prevent water from entering. Be careful not to let shampoo get into your eyes. Don't be too troublesome when rinsing. Be sure to rinse thoroughly and blow dry carefully. Be careful, human hair dryers are often too hot for dogs, so it's best to use a dog-specific hair dryer. Regarding pet-specific hair shampoo, it is best to ask a professional beautician to help you choose a suitable hair shampoo and give you suggestions on the frequency of bathing your pet.

Question 6: Why should we use pet shampoo?

Answer: The pH value of pet skin is different from human skin. Human shampoos can over-dry your pet's skin and don't clean the hair as well as pet-specific shampoos.

Question 7: What should I do if my pet’s hair is seriously tangled?

Answer: If it is really serious, it is recommended that you shave its entire body. But be especially careful in winter. A shaved pet can easily catch a cold if you are not careful; if necessary, wear a piece of clothing for your pet. If it's summer, be careful about sunburn or heat stroke.

Question 8: What should I do if my pet is losing hair?

Answer: Pet dogs shed hair regularly, especially poodles whose hair is easily tangled and stuck to their bodies. Combing your hair every day is a must, so that most of the fallen and dead hair can be removed. Bathing is also an effective way to remove most aging and falling hair.

Question 9: What is good for the dog’s hair?

Answer: Pet fur should be maintained from the inside out, so food supplements are very important. important. From a nutritional perspective, vitamins A and E and omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids play an important role in the color of your dog's coat. Therefore, more vitamins A and E, omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids should be supplemented. In addition, you can also buy some fine hair products for dogs, such as seaweed powder, which will have more obvious effects.