Do your dogs hate the groomer, too? KY3’s Leigh Moody and trainer Misti Fry share some advice for grooming at home.

If your dog rolls in something smelly — say, a pile of garbage or the compost heap — giving them a bath is probably a no-brainer. But while some pet parents are seasoned pros when it comes to doggy ...

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Having a dog that requires routine grooming (where are all my Maltese dog owners at?) can make a serious dent in your wallet. The nationwide average is $40 to $75 per groom — an expense that can ...

Dogs need frequent baths and personal maintenance to keep them looking, smelling and feeling good. But depending on the breed and size of your dog, as well as where you live, a regular visit to the ...

Dogs need regular grooming to stay healthy and happy. Yes, it’s preferable to visit a licensed groomer, but sometimes, we have to take that knotted fur into our own hands. But before you open your ...