When you bathe a dog, helping them feel fresh and clean is just the start. You can also check on their skin and body, spot fleas and ticks, skin irritation, or any lumps and bumps you didn’t about.
It all begins with gathering your gear. Make sure you have cotton balls, ear cleaner, dog shampoo, towels, and plenty of treats on hand. If your dog has longer hair, you may want to keep conditioner, a pet brush, and detangling spray for good measure. Use a grooming loop to attach your dog to something secure, like the faucet. Put a ball of cotton in each of your dog’s ears to keep them dry. Then, wet your dog with lukewarm water, starting at their tail area. Lather them up with dog shampoo up to the back of their ears, making sure to pay attention to extra dirty spots like their paws. Rinse thoroughly. Then, rinse again.
Follow these simple instructions and you’ll be a dog bathing pro in no time.
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