Sentences with phrase «weekly nail trim»

A weekly brushing with a soft brush, a weekly ear cleaning, a weekly nail trim and occasional wiping of the dog's skin wrinkles are all that's needed.

Weekly nail trims and clipping of the hair around the paw pads will keep the feet looking neat.

Weekly therapy visits meant weekly nail trims.

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The store's customers, however, are just as apt to visit the store for its services, including affordably priced walk - in nail trims and free weekly playgroup sessions in a designated area of the shop.

Try to trim your dog's nails weekly, even if long walks keep them naturally short.

Brush their teeth weekly and trim the nails each month if they don't naturally wear down their toenails.

Long dog - nails can be painful and cause arthritis, so it's best to trim your dog's nails weekly.

Clean your dog's ears weekly and trim his nails (or ask your pet groomer to trim them).

Trim nails weekly; brush teeth and clean and dry facial wrinkles daily.

Check your Pocket Beagle's nails weekly and trim them as necessary.

Brush the hard coat weekly to minimize shedding in the house, trim nails, and keep teeth clean.

Weekly trimming will help prevent the quick from growing out and the nails from curling under.

Finally, the Ridgey's fast - growing nails should be trimmed weekly.

The puppies» nails should be trimmed weekly starting within days of birth.

Trim nails weekly to an acceptable length (nails shouldn't touch the ground), and brush teeth daily.

Indoor Poodles may also require monthly nail trims, and ears and teeth should be cared for on a weekly basis.

Trim the dog's nails, including the dewclaw, weekly and trim hair out from between pads and toes as neeTrim the dog's nails, including the dewclaw, weekly and trim hair out from between pads and toes as neetrim hair out from between pads and toes as needed.

Nails should be trimmed monthly and ears checked weekly for debris or excess wax, and cleaned as needed.

You also need to trim your dog's nails weekly.

Nails should be checked during weekly grooming sessions and trimmed as needed.

It is a good practice to trim the nails weekly taking off small amounts each time.

You should also trim your dog's nails weekly.

Keeping the cat's nails trimmed frequently (maybe weekly) could definitely help.

These times do not include the time it takes to trim the nails (on a weekly basis) and pluck the hair from the ear.

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.

Nail trimming is more effective if a small amount is taken off weekly, rather than waiting until the nail is really long and trying to take off a large portNail trimming is more effective if a small amount is taken off weekly, rather than waiting until the nail is really long and trying to take off a large portnail is really long and trying to take off a large portion.

* This chart refers to grooming needs outside of those that are required as basics for every cat: weekly brushing, keeping the nails trimmed, brushing the teeth, and cleaning the ears when needed.

Trim their nails on a weekly basis, brush them once a week to stimulate the coat, and give them a bath occasionally to keep them looking their best.

• Nail and pad examinations can be performed weekly but nail and pad hair trimming may need to be done twice a moNail and pad examinations can be performed weekly but nail and pad hair trimming may need to be done twice a monail and pad hair trimming may need to be done twice a month.

Face wash and ear checks, teeth brushing, nail trims weekly.

Brush the coat weekly to prevent matting and bath it fewer times a year, trim its nails on a regular basis to prevent painful splintering.

Trim the nails weekly.

You can also do it weekly, if your preferred method is to trim just a tiny sliver from the nails each time you do it.