What to give your dog for a healthy coat?
1. Wild-Caught Fish Salmon, trout, and other oily, wild-caught fish contain omega-3 and omega-6 fatt Read More
What are the signs of a healthy coat?
Cathryn Price
2025-07-30 07:56:21
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A Healthy Dog Coat Looks Like: Shiny or glossy (even in thick coats)
Soft to the touch
Free of flakes, redness, or irritation
Moderate, natural shedding (not extreme)
If your pup’s fur ticks all these boxes, you’re doing great.
The Groomi removes up to 95% of that dead undercoat, without cutting or tugging, it also helps stimulate blood flow and spreads natural oils for a glossier coat.
They support skin health while leaving fur clean, soft, and hydrated with no flakes and no itching.
Brushing 2–3x a week helps:
Distribute oils
Prevent matting
Keep your dog’s coat healthy between washes
Cruz O'Connell
2025-07-30 04:25:25
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A healthy coat should be clean, shiny and soft, while a healthy dog’s skin should be smooth, flake-free and non-greasy.
Dietary sources of omega-3 fatty acids can help keep the coat shiny and protect the skin.
Great sources of omega-3 include fish and algae oils, which is why diets such as the Field & Trial Salmon & Rice provide a good source of this essential fatty acid.
Not only this, but a good source of dietary omega-6 can help to support a healthy coat and skin.
Good sources of omega-6 include linseed and maize, which can be found in diets such as Field & Trial Puppy.
A healthy, balanced diet can be a great way to support your dog’s coat and skin health.
Regular grooming and skin care, to help remove dirt, loose hair and external parasites, can also help maintain a healthy coat.
Regular grooming can be a great way to keep your dog clean and tidy, check for any foreign bodies like grass seeds and parasites, as well as helping to identify any lumps or bumps.
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