Create the perfect hygiene ritual: step-by-step instructions for home care"

Why is consistency in care so important?

Regular grooming isn’t just about appearance – it helps prevent skin infections, ear and paw problems, and improves your dog’s well-being. (1*) Grooming rituals are the foundation of your dog’s health and bond.

Eye hygiene – step by step

  1. Moisten a gentle pad with Eye Cleanser .
  2. Gently wipe away any discharge by gently pulling from the outer corner of the eye to the inner corner.
    This simple step reduces the risk of irritation and infection. (2*)

View product → Eye cleaner - for daily care and hygiene of dog eyes, 100 ml

Gentle Touches – How to Use Ear Cleaner the Right Way

  1. Place the dog in a comfortable place.
  2. Soak the pad with the product and clean the outer ear area.
  3. We recommend weekly use of the product to prevent inflammation and
    earwax accumulation. (3*)

View product → Ear cleaner - for gentle hygiene of dog ears, 100 ml

Dental and paw care: small steps, big impact

  • Dental gel : apply to a toothbrush or finger, gently clean your teeth. This helps prevent plaque and inflammation, which contributes to better oral health. (4*)
  • Paw balm : apply to pads after walking – protects against cracks and rough terrain and keeps paws soft and comfortable.

Bonus: when your pup enjoys it, the ritual will be fun – not just a chore!

The ritual begins with a gentle touch of the eyes, ears and paws, accompanied by whispering and friendly moments of affection. Add a reward or cuddle - the ritual becomes fun and strengthens your bond.

Literature: (*)

1. Source: Grooming-Related Concerns Among Companion Animals: Preliminary Data on an Overlooked Topic and Considerations for Animals' Access to Health-Related Services, (SE McDonald, J. Sweeney, L. Niestat, C. Doherty), https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/veterinary-science/articles/10.3389/fvets.2022.827348/full

2. Source: Ophthalmology for the Veterinary Practitioner (FC Stades, M. Boeve, W. Neumann, B. Spiess, M. Wyman), https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/j.1463-5224.2007.00612.x

3. Source: Successful management of otitis externa, (T. Nuttall), https://www.research.ed.ac.uk/en/publications/successful-management-of-otitis-externa

4. Source: Periodontal Disease in Dogs : Etiopathogenesis, Prevalence, and Significance, (CE Harvey), https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0195561698501052

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