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Are you supposed to wash a dog's face?

Hassie Ryan
Hassie Ryan
2025-09-20 10:52:26
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You may be tempted to think that a dog’s coat needs to be washed as often as we wash our own hair. Be very careful around their ears and eyes – keep water out of these areas so as not to cause your dog any discomfort. Get your dog shampoo and use enough to get a good lather going - avoid their face. Unless they get dirty or roll in something a bit gross, it’s best to leave the natural oils in their coat do all the hard work – they’re pretty great at self-cleaning. Dogs have sensitive skin and cleaning them too often can really dry out their coat and can cause skin irritation.
Kendrick Kunde
Kendrick Kunde
2025-09-20 08:49:44
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The ideal time to wash your dog’s face and eyes is at bath time. Don’t simply focus on his body, make sure you cover all the ground from nose to tail. However, there are many times when a dog needs a quick touch-up on his face and around his eyes. Use a soft, clean washcloth or sponge. Moisten the cloth or sponge with room-temperature water. Be gentle but firm. Use only as much force as necessary to soften and dislodge bits of food or dirt in your dog’s facial fur. In most cases, casual facial grooming shouldn’t require anything stronger than water. Remember that you should never use soaps or shampoos that are made for humans.
Sarah Wintheiser
Sarah Wintheiser
2025-09-20 07:58:38
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Do not apply shampoo to your dog’s head or face as you risk getting shampoo in your dog’s eyes. If your dog’s face is also dirty then you should wipe it with a damp cloth but don’t get shampoo or soap on their face. Wipe your dog’s faceIf your dog’s face is also dirty then you should wipe it with a damp cloth but don’t get shampoo or soap on their face. It’s also a good idea to choose a location where your dog feels safe and secure – and where you won’t be interrupted. You need to find somewhere that is big enough, that has a water supply and that has a waterproof floor or that you can protect from getting wet. Not all dogs like baths, so it’s also a good idea to choose a location where your dog feels safe and secure.