Grooming is so important because it is more than just having a Clean Pet.
You're also preventing potential health conditions.
Coat:
Brush your dog or cat several times a week, most Groomers say, no matter what the coat style is. Doing this will
cut down on hairballs, which cats almost always vomit or eliminate in
the litter box. Also helping your house from becoming less hairy from your animal shedding.
Eyes and Ears:
Very important to keep these areas clean on your pets. These are the main places on your animals that catch infections, an can become very smelly if not treated correctly.
Nails Triming:
Mostly all active dogs that wear down their claws may not
need nail trimming but declaw will need attention. If nails are not trimmed including the dewclaws on the inner paw, can grow into the animals toe pads
and skin, causing pain and infection. When trimming your Cats nails you should just snip the tip of the nail. When cutting nails on animals it is very important to watch out on cutting the nail to short, especially near the vein (blood vessel) in the nail. This being cut can cause a lot of blood to run and make quite a mess. It is important that if this does happen you use a grooming tool called Quick Stop! Which comes in a yellow powder form that quickly stops your animals blood from nail.
