Cat Grooming at Home

from petside.com on 19 May 2009

Since becoming domesticated by man thousands of years ago, many of today's cats are not capable of properly grooming themselves, especially if they are sick, old, overweight, or in a climate in which they are not bred to live. However, if

Do It Yourself Pet Grooming

from petside.com on 12 Apr 2009

If you're devoted to grooming your cat on a frequent basis, you'll need to arm yourself with the proper cat grooming tools. Here is a comprehensive list of cat-grooming tools available that you may need:

Dog Grooming at Home: The Basics

from petside.com on 19 May 2009

Poodles and dogs with similar coats need grooming but that's not true. Just as a showerof your normal routine, so should grooming be a part of your dog's basic health care. Read on to learn basic dog grooming you can do at home!

Over the Top Grooming

from petside.com on 04 May 2009

Looking for the latest trend to hit the pet community? It's called Creative Grooming and it's coming to a salon near you! Instead of the standard clean, clip, and cut routine, pets are transformed into what some people would call

Grooming Needs By Coat Type: Short Coat

from petside.com on 14 Apr 2009

If your dog has a short coat, you might just have minimal grooming needs. An example of a dog that has a short coat is a Welsh Corgis or a Labrador retriever.

Grooming Needs By Coat Type: Long Coat

from petside.com on 08 Apr 2009

The maintenance for these dogs include everyday grooming and a trim on a regular basis.

Grooming to Reduce Hairballs

from petside.com on 13 Apr 2009

A hairball is exactly what it sounds like: a small accumulation of hair in your cat's stomach or small intestine collected and swallowed during your cat's auto-grooming sessions.

Dog Breeds that Require Minimal Grooming

from petside.com on 13 Apr 2009

Dog Breeds that Require Minimal Grooming|Print|April 13, 2009 1:04 PM FluffyPinscher - This dog requires minimal grooming. You can use a sisal brush and a houndlow maintenance dog requires minimal grooming. Occasional brushing should be enough

Choosing the Right Grooming Tools

from petside.com on 14 Apr 2009

Choosing the Right Grooming Tools|Print|April 14, 2009 12on the inside of your forearm. Cat grooming combs should be coated in Tefloninterchangeable. Shop wisely, and use your grooming tools to keep your cat looking its