Pet Inspiration

We’re certain that there’s nothing your feline friends hate more than being forced to sit still for a lengthy grooming session. Unless you’re lucky enough to have a cat, who finds massage and pampering viscerally rewarding, chances are your kitty will make every effort to wriggle away the moment you get out the brush or comb.

If you’ve taken a look at different pet grooming products and wondered what the difference between detangling and de-shedding is, we’re here to tell you! There are so many different pet grooming tools and techniques available today and it can be confusing to know which one is right for your pet. One of the most important aspects of choosing the right grooming tool is understanding what it does.

Let’s face it, dogs can be messy creatures. Even the neatest of pooches will sometimes end up with muddy paws if you don’t keep a check on them. It’s important that you remember to groom your dog regularly to ensure their coat and skin stay happy and healthy. A dog’s coat is a crucial part of their identity and should always be kept looking its best!
If you have ever owned a dog before, you’ll know how much hair they can shed on your carpets, sofa, bedsheets, etc. There are several different brushes for dogs that come in handy for keeping their hair tamed so you won’t have to vacuum quite as often. The following is a guide to some common types of brushes for grooming dogs.

Cats are known for being super clean animals - but that doesn’t mean that grooming your cat isn’t important. Whether you’ve got a British Shorthair, a Persian longhair or a fluffy American bobtail, keeping your kitty’s coat cute should be top priority as a cat owner. Not sure where to start? We’ve got all the answers in our Cat Grooming 101 Guide.