In the Dog Care section from Wonderful.Pet - shampoos, conditioners, lotions for ears and eyes, odor removers, combs, furminators, nail clippers, clippers. Brands: Beaphar, Trixie, Show Tech, Artero, Iv San Bernard, 8 in 1. Delivery throughout Ukraine by Nova Poshta from Odessa.
What is included in basic care
- Bathing - once every 1-3 months with a special dog shampoo (pH different from human).
- Brushing - long-haired daily, short-haired 1-2 times a week. During the molting period - every day with a furminator.
- Ear cleaning - once every 1-2 weeks with a special lotion (Otifree, Cliny, Beaphar). Particularly important for fold-eared breeds.
- Teeth brushing - 2-3 times a week with toothpaste for dogs, a special brush or a finger attachment.
- Nail trimming - once every 3-4 weeks with nail clippers or a grinder.
Shampoos and conditioners
- Universal (Beaphar, Trixie) - for everyday swimming
- For long hair (Iv San Bernard, Artero) - makes combing easier, adds shine
- For light coat - whitening shampoos for white breeds
- Hypoallergenic (Beaphar Pro Vitamin, Hills Derm Complete) - for sensitive skin
- Antiparasitic (Beaphar Bio Spot Shampoo) - additional protection against fleas
Grooming tools
Furminator - removes undercoat during molting, reduces the amount of wool in the apartment by 70-90%. Select the size according to your dog's weight. Slicker brushes for long-haired breeds. Smooth combs with different tooth frequencies - for finishing. Clippers (Andis, Moser, Wahl) - for grooming at home.
Frequently asked questions
How often should you bathe your dog? No more than once a month - frequent bathing washes away the protective fatty layer of the skin. Use dry shampoo between baths.
Can I wash my dog with regular shampoo? No. Dogs' skin has a pH of 7.5 (humans have a pH of 5.5), human shampoo is drying and irritating.
How to clean your ears without problems? Drop lotion into the ear canal, massage the base of the ear for 30 seconds, let the dog shake its head, wipe the visible part with a cotton pad (not a swab).
