When it comes to a new riding season, I always like to give my kit a good clean to get it back looking like new and to keep ...

Baking soda is also a great natural deodorizer that can help keep your dog's smell in check between baths. Just sprinkle some baking soda on their coat, rub it in gently, and brush it out thoroughly.

Wipe with a damp washcloth: This is the safest and best method of all. You can't really get inside your ear canal with your ...

You walk into the bathroom and find your dog curled up in the tub, looking perfectly at home. It might seem strange, but ...

To make crate training more effective, take it slow and use food and interactive toys to link that space with positive vibes and memories. Learn how here.

Dogs and cats can get sick from dirty pet food bowls. This how often experts recommend cleaning pet food bowls, plus how to clean them properly.

If you've suddenly noticed a tick or two inside your house, it could be that your furry pets are to blame. Understanding the ...

Ever since I was a little girl, my lifelong dream was to have a dog with big, floppy ears. Maybe it was my love for a ...

And according to pet parents, this corn on the cob toy is a favorite.

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A vet has shared how often you should be giving your dog a bath. Veterinary Surgeon Brian Faulkner told Petplan how much dogs should be bathed and how owners should go about it.