Pet Care — dog grooming routine

Summer is great for dogs. More walks, more outdoor time, more swimming, more adventures. But warmer weather also brings a specific set of challenges for coat and skin care — and for owners of dogs with sensitive skin, it's the time of year when a consistent grooming routine matters most. Here's what changes for your dog's skin in summer, what to watch out for, and how a simple, gentle routine can help keep them feeling comfortable all season long. Why Summer Is Harder on Your Dog's Skin More outdoor exposure Longer walks, time in long grass, running through undergrowth, paddling...

If you've ever watched your dog scratch, lick or chew at their coat, you're not alone. Many dog owners in the UK look for gentle grooming solutions — particularly during warmer months, after outdoor walks, or as a result of their dog's coat type. The good news is that nature offers a wealth of botanicals with long traditions of use in skin care, and incorporating a gentle botanical spray into your dog's grooming routine can make a real difference to how their skin and coat feels day to day. Why Do Dogs Need Extra Coat Care? Dogs can develop dry...