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Dog Grooming Supplies
Keep your dog looking and feeling their best with USDA certified organic, and planet-nurturing Dog Grooming Supplies. From organic dry dog shampoos to gentle eco-conscious brushes to organic dog balms, every product in our store is crafted to ensure your dog gets the best grooming experience ever.
Say goodbye to brush burn, harmful ingredients, and irritated skin, and hello to a grooming experience you and your dog will love!
Dog Grooming Supplies: A Healthy Routine Starts Here
A regular grooming routine isn’t just about appearance, it’s essential for your dog’s overall health and well-being. At toe beans®, we’ve created a collection of Dog Grooming Supplies that combines functionality, safety, and sustainability.
Why Choose toe beans® for Dog Grooming Supplies?
Grooming your dog should be a bonding experience, not a stressful chore. Our collection is designed to make the process easier, safer, and more effective:
- Made in the USA: Our dog shampoos and balms are crafted domestically to ensure dog-safe ingredients, best manufacturing practices, and ethical production processes.
- Safe Materials: We only use USDA certified organic ingredients to keep your dog safe while reducing environmental impact.
- Ingredient Transparency: We disclose all ingredients, so you know exactly what’s in every product.
- Durable and Ergonomic Designs: From brushes to nail clippers, our tools are built to last and feel comfortable in your hands.
Features and Benefits of Our Grooming Supplies
- Skin and Coat Health: Regular brushing with our gentle brushes can reduce shedding, prevent matting, and promote healthy skin.
- Stress-Free Nail Care: Our Clawper® nail clippers are designed for precision and safety, making trimming easier and less intimidating.
- Gentle Grooming: Avoid brush burn with our rounded-pin and natural boar bristle brushes.
- Eco-Friendly Packaging: We believe that meeting our dog’s current grooming needs doesn’t have to come at a high environmental impact. Our commitment to sustainability extends to using recyclable and biodegradable packaging materials.
How to Create a Successful Grooming Routine at Home
Establishing a consistent grooming routine can improve your dog’s health and happiness. Here’s how:
- Start Slow: Introduce grooming tools gradually to help your dog feel comfortable.
- Choose the Right Tools: Use brushes and combs suited to your dog’s coat type for optimal results.
- Incorporate Treats: Reward your dog with treats during grooming sessions to make the process enjoyable.
- Check for Signs of Discomfort: Be gentle and observant to avoid causing stress or irritation.
Learn how to bathe and groom your dog at home like a professional here.
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Looking for more ways to care for your dog? Discover these complementary collections:
- Organic Dry Dog Shampoo: Pair our grooming tools with natural, toxin-free shampoos for a spa-like bath time.
- USDA Organic Dog Treats: Reward good behavior during grooming sessions with healthy treats.
- Non-Toxic Dog Toys: Give your dog something to look forward to with a fun play session post each grooming session.
- Dog Books: Learn expert tips and techniques to improve your dog’s grooming routine.
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FAQS
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No, you should never cut your dog’s nails with scissors. For starters, a pair of scissors is generally meant to cut through something flat. For that purpose, they put pressure on one edge of the surface they are cutting. Another problem with scissors compared to pet-designed nail trimmers is that by comparison, they tend to not be very sharp. Learn more about why you should never trim your dog’s nails with scissors here.
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In short, yes! It's not actually shampoo, though, and doesn't work in the same way as regular shampoo, so you can’t expect the same results as a bath. Learn 5 things to avoid when buying dry dog shampoo.
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The answer to this question from a health perspective depends a lot on your pup’s hair length and thickness. Breeds with short coats generally don’t need to have their coats blown dry, but when done properly it can safely speed up the drying process. Learn how to blow dry your dog’s hair safely here.
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Constant itching or scratching behavior that never gives you (or your pup) a moment of peace may be caused by allergies, anxiety, fleas, dry skin, infections among other reasons. Learn 11 reasons why your dog is constantly itching and scratching here.
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Probably one of the most common causes of a smelly dog is their breath. Dogs can have foul mouths sometimes (not in the swearing sense, though!), and it usually comes down to one little cause: bacteria. Learn 5 reasons why your dog still smells after a bath here.
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The frequency depends on your dog’s breed and coat type, but regular brushing and nail trimming are recommended at least once a week.
While designed for dogs, many of our tools are also suitable for cats. Check product descriptions for details.
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Unfortunately, there's no easy way to get rid of tear stains. The best you can do is to manage them. Proper and consistent grooming will often be enough to effectively reduce your dog’s tear stains appearance. Learn more here.
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No, you should NEVER use human shampoo on your dog. Shampoos intended for humans often contain artificial fragrances that can make your dog sick, some aggressively strip oils, and let's not forget that humans and pups have a different skin pH. Learn more about why you should never use human shampoo on your dog here.
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Bath time is pretty much always going to be a challenge, no matter how your dog handles it. You can try different techniques such as playtime before the bath, make sure to gather everything you need before the bath, ensuring that you keep the water lukewarm among others. Learn more about how to make your dog’s bath routines go easier here.
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Use treats, stay patient, and ensure you’re using the right tools. Pair grooming sessions with positive reinforcement and praise to build trust.