How to help your dog with itchy skin

Dog allergies are fairly common and can be the cause of dry, itchy skin. If your dog is scratching a lot, he could be suffering from environmental allergens like pollen and dust, or even from inflammation caused by flea bites. Another source of itching could be the dog shampoo or grooming products used on your pooch. This is because a dog's skin is ten times more sensitive his caretaker's. This makes them highly susceptible to the irritants found in their surroundings.

Getting to the heart of the matter may take a multi-pronged approach due to the numerous causes for canine itching. Making time to do this however, will be essential in diagnosing and subsequently curing your dog?s skin ailment.

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Advantages of using organic dog shampoo

It seems to go without saying that people who tend to be very planet conscience are also big animal lovers. Why wouldn't they be? Planetary conservation is dependent on the survival of all animal species, not just the human one. In conjunction with this green living ideology, these loving pet parents should start to think in term of purchasing eco-friendly products for their animals, especially dogs.

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Make dog bathing quick and easy

Dog bathing can be a challenge, particularly if you have a large dog or one that has long hair. A short haired dog is fairly easy to bathe, especially if he's small. There are many products on the market that make dog baths a pleasant and comfortable experience for you and your pet. Hopefully this article will give you a few tips that will make dog baths easier for you and your furry friend.

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How frequently should dog baths be done?

The problem with dog baths is that people tend to either do dog bathing too often or not enough. The rule of thumb is dog bathing should be done when needed. Your dog does not have to smell like a perfume bottle but also not like he just left the garbage dump either.

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About Labrador grooming

Just because they have short hair doesn't mean that Labrador Retrievers don't have to be groomed on a regular basis, because they do. Daily grooming sessions should include removing the dead hair from the dog's coat with a short haired rake, an inspection of the dog's ears to make sure they aren't infected, a quick glance at the dog's feet to make sure that the pads aren't cut and a brush with a firm bristle brush.

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Poodle grooming: What to remember

Poodle GroomingThe process of choosing a dog can definitely be difficult, especially since there are literally hundreds of different breeds to choose from. The Poodle is one of the most loved dogs these days, and it is really no wonder why. They are loving, affectionate, and energetic, not to mention beautiful. The reason that they are so beautiful however is because there is a great deal of time and effort put into their grooming. Leaving them alone for long periods of time is also out of the question.

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