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Crust in the corner of the eyes causes sores that can lead to your pet's discomfort. These
sores can only heal after removing the thick crust upon regular grooming.
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Long and overgrown nails force your dog to walk on the sides of their pads.
In the long run, this contributes to arthritis in the legs and hips.
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Matted hair pulls and causes pain for your pet and creates a breeding environment for fleas,
ticks and their nests.
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Anal glands are the most neglected part of your dog's body as they fill up. Some can burst causing
very expensive surgery.
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Your dog's ears have hair deep within the inner canals that need to be removed every four to six
weeks.
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Hair in the ears as well as anal areas serves as hosting areas for nesting fleas.
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Dogs cool off by panting and by air circulating around and through their pads. Long hair impairs
that ability.
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Bathing your dog without first brushing creates small, tight knots referred to as pin knots.
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Some breeds have undercoats that build from shedding within. The outer and inner coat become thickly
packed and form thick
mats that are extremely hard to remove.
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A clean and well-groomed pet is just plain good hygiene.
