Sentences with phrase «occasional bathing with»

Other grooming tips include: occasional bathing with a mild soap like a quality dog shampoo; thorough rinsing with lukewarm water and use of a cotton ball or soft cloth for the outer portion of the inside ear.

An occasional bath with a gentle shampoo meant for dogs will help to keep the coat and skin clean and healthy.

While Manchester's do not require a lot of grooming they do need regular nail trims and the occasional bath with a good brushing.

With mild flea infestations, an occasional bath with a permethrin shampoo or a Program prescription may do the trick, especially when combined with a premise spray that contains a growth inhibitor or with application of sodium polyborate, an insecticide that kills fleas by lethal constipation and desiccation.

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All that said, know that as long as you aren't sucking down Jell - O shots and then nursing your baby, the occasional beer with your pizza or glass of wine with your bubble bath doesn't have to be avoided like the plague.

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Cats with dry and flaky skin will do better with an occasional bath using medicated shampoo to relieve their irritated skin.

Grooming Requirements: The smooth coat of the Rottweiler is easy to groom, needing only the occasional going over with a stiff brush and a bath when necessary.

The smooth coat of the Rottweiler is easy to groom, needing only the occasional going over with a stiff brush and a bath when necessary.

They require very little maintenance; the occasional bathing and brushing along with nail clipping should suffice.

The short coat makes the Whippet easy to groom — an occasional wiping with a washcloth, an occasional bath, and regular nail trimming are about all that are needed.

Their coats are fairly long and silky, but are easily managed with weekly grooming and the occasional bath.

They do not need a lot of grooming and are OK with regular brushing and occasional bathing.

Wash and wear — brush with soft brush or hound glove to remove stray hairs; normal nail trimming and an occasional bath finish the chore.

Grooming: This breed's short coat is easy to maintain with weekly brushing and occasional baths and requires standard care for eyes, ears, pads and nails.

Cat parents who have enjoyed the occasional affectionate tongue bath from their kitties will be familiar with the rough texture of our furry friends» tongues.

The occasional bath and weekly brushing with a good brush for longer, thicker coats is all they will need unless they get dirty.

An occasional bath will not soften the coat too much, as is often the case with other terriers.

A good bath with specific soap will solve this occasional problem.

Even though they have a harsh coat but they don't require excessive bathing or care and remain totally perfect with the occasional clipping and care.

You will train and play with your dog, provide appropriate veterinary care and nutrition, you will bath and groom him or her, happily, and the occasional behavioral problem won't throw you for a loop.

While brushing a Golden's coat, providing an occasional bath, trimming nails, periodic tooth brushing, and weekly ear cleaning is generally easy, many owners find that monthly or bimonthly appointments with a groomer are often helpful until they master the art of grooming.

Aside from training, Labs are low maintenance dogs who do best with weekly brushing and an occasional bath.

Henry doesn't require much grooming beyond the occasional bath and brushing (except for nail trims, and I bring him to a professional with experience with reactive dogs for that since he has some sort of trauma regarding his feet from his past life), but I know I would love to learn how to do a «real» grooming!

While frequent bathing is unnecessary, these dogs do seem to enjoy (understatement) the occasional brushing with a hound glove.

With the smooth - coated Griffon, weekly brushing — daily during shedding season, which is usually a week or two in the spring, and then again in the fall — and the occasional bath will help to remove dirt and loose hair and keep the dog looking his best.

The pet Aussie can be maintained adequately with regular combing and brushing and an occasional bath and nail clipping.

Their coat, which can be rough or smooth, is easy to care for with regular brushing and occasional bathing, although the rough coat requires hand - stripping.

An occasional warm - water bathing with dog shampoo removes most of the dead hair before it has a chance to attach to the floor and furniture.

Am Staffs require minimal grooming; brushing with a firm - bristled brush and an occasional bath should suffice.

Occasional baths and weekly brushing with a horsehair mitt or rubber curry comb to pull away dead hairs will keep the Dal looking his best.

The Boxer is a clean canine with a short coat that needs little more than a wipe - down and an occasional bath.

Occasional baths and weekly brushings with a horsehair mitt or hound glove to pull away dead hairs will keep him in beautiful condition.

Their coats are easily kept in good care with an occasional bath and currying.

Dogs of this breed have an extremely short and almost odorless coat that requires little more than an occasional bath about once a month (though many veterinarians suggest [citation needed] that even bathing once per month is too frequent for this breed), but a wipe - down with a damp cloth is recommended after walks as seeds, burrs and floating dust in the air can get into the coat and irritate the skin.

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