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Dog grooming brushDe-shedding or slicker brush that removes loose hair and tangles — match the brush to your dog's coat type.
- Removes loose hair
- Coat-type matched
- Comfortable grip
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Dog grooming
Brushes, clippers and shampoo for a healthy coat.
Everyday grooming essentials — brushes matched to coat type, nail clippers and gentle shampoo. Regular grooming keeps coats healthy and bonds you with your dog.
Buying guide
Match the brush to the coat: slicker and de-shedding tools for double coats, bristle for short coats. Keep nails tidy with sharp clippers and go slowly to avoid the quick. Use a pH-balanced dog shampoo — choose a dog-specific sensitive-skin option when appropriate, never a human product.
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Dog nail clippersGuillotine or scissor-style clippers for tidy nails — go slowly and avoid the quick.
- Sharp clean cut
- Safety guard
- Ergonomic grip
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Dog shampooMild, pH-balanced dog shampoo for a clean coat — choose a dog-specific, sensitive-skin option when appropriate, never a human product.
- pH-balanced
- Gentle formula
- Sensitive-skin options
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How often should I groom my dog?
It depends on coat type. Short coats may need weekly brushing; double and long coats benefit from several sessions a week. Nails usually need trimming every few weeks.
Can I use human shampoo on my dog?
No. Human skin has a different pH to dog skin, so human shampoo can irritate. Use a shampoo formulated for dogs, or a sensitive-skin option if needed.
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