If your dog rolls in something smelly — say, a pile of garbage or the compost heap — giving them a bath is probably a no-brainer. But while some pet parents are seasoned pros when it comes to doggy ...

Dogs need regular grooming to stay healthy and happy. Yes, it’s preferable to visit a licensed groomer, but sometimes, we have to take that knotted fur into our own hands. But before you open your ...

Having a dog that requires routine grooming (where are all my Maltese dog owners at?) can make a serious dent in your wallet. The nationwide average is $40 to $75 per groom — an expense that can ...

PITTSFIELD — Big and bushy, short or shaggy. Dogs come in all shapes and hairstyles, so learning how to groom the different breeds of this very varied species takes not only talent but skill. Paula ...

It’s almost bedtime and you’ve just let your dog out before hitting the hay. As your pooch approaches the door, a smell emerges – skunk! The only logical solution is to get your dog into the bathtub ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. For pet parents there are few things more stressful than a dog who hates being touched. It can turn nail trimming ...

Key points Grooming a dog isn't as emotionally benign as it seems. There are ups and down—but it can be done mindfully as long as the dog consents. It's essential to take the dog's point of view about ...

I've got 2 dogs that I take to PetsMart to get groomed once a month at $50 a pop. They sell hair clippers there for $100-$150 which would pay for themselves after a month and a half if I cut their ...

Learning how to groom your dog isn’t just about making him look good. It also supports his overall health. According to the American Kennel Club (AKC), “good grooming will help your dog feel his best.

Numerous people choose to have their dogs groomed professionally. I hadn't thought much about what can be involved when a dog goes to a groomer—traveling to a facility unless it's done at home; being ...