Quick cleaning for dogs

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Dogs also need a cleaning for their beautiful fur from time to time. There are a few things to keep in mind here so that you don't achieve the opposite.

Quick cleaning for dogs

Water is usually enough for dog fur care

If you wash your dog occasionally, you can do so without dog shampoo. Dog shampoo should be used at most once a month, as it otherwise destroys the dog's skin's natural protection. Once the skin's natural protection is destroyed, it leads to skin irritation and even bad odors.

It is better to groom your dog's fur with a special dog brush with soft natural bristles. Many dogs enjoy having their hair combed like a massage. However, make sure you don't press too hard, as brushing should be relaxation and care for the dog, not torture.

Quick cleaning for dogs with baking soda

To remove stink or dirt from a Dog, you don't always have to wash them right away. With Baking soda you can do a quick dry cleaning: Rub the baking soda into their Fur and brush it out again after it dries. The baking soda cleans and eliminates odor.

Clean fur with oatmeal

Oats or fine Oatmeal can give the animal clean fur. Simply put into a Cotton cloth and use like a washcloth. The fur is cleaned gently and nourishingly.

Shiny fur with apple cider vinegar

To give the dog's fur a beautiful Shine, you only need to mix ÂĽ liter of water with a splash of apple cider vinegar. Rub the fur with a sponge dipped in the mixture. Please leave out the head, however. Afterwards, the fur will shine again.

Conditioner for dogs

For a conditioner for dog fur, you need an almost overripe avocado and a very ripe banana. Mix these two in a bowl into a mash and rub this mash into the fur. Let it sit for approx. 10 minutes and then rinse it out of the fur. This tip conjures up a wonderful shine in the fur.

Read also: House-training a dog

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