The Pet Trimmer discusses how to groom your dog at home with tips and information.
Wouldn’t it be cool if you were in a rush you could just open a can of “Human Food” and it would have everything you need in it? Not just a nutrition or protein bar but also, calcium, minerals, vitamins. How come only cats and dogs get this perk? Are our bodies really that different?
My boyfriend keeps feeding her human food even though I try to get her on her dog food. Is there a way she can get the nutrients she needs by eating human food? What can I feed her? She is always tired and I am supposing that she is not getting the nutrition she needs??? Anyone know anything it would help.?
and how do I use it in difficult areas, such as the paws, and chest, around the nipples?
I feed my dog his regular dog food (medical for puppies) and I’ve been adding chicken broth or pieces of boiled meat to his meal at night- I feed him dry food alone in the morning and at night I feed him dry food with one of the extra’s. I also give him a tablespoon of olive oil once a week to keep his fur shiney. I don’t add anything like salt or butter to his food. I keep it all natural and healthy.
Is this bad for him?
I want to feed him home cooked food but my vet told me it wouldn’t be as healthy as the medical because the dry food contains all the nutrients my dog needs. Does anyone know of any good dog nutrition web sites or books?
Thanx
I just got a pair of oster powermax clippers because I’m in grooming school. I only clip about 1 dog a week… So my question is can the clippers be used on humans (with comb attachments and such) or will it dull the blades?
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