Keep your pug looking and feeling their best with simple, effective grooming tips. This category covers everything from brushing and bathing to nail trimming and wrinkle care—tailored specifically to pugs’ unique coats and skin needs. Whether you’re dealing with shedding, sensitive skin, or smelly folds, you’ll find helpful routines and product suggestions for a clean, healthy pug.
Pugs are adorable, lovable dogs, but their charming wrinkles and floppy ears make them prone to ear infections and wax buildup. Cleaning your pug’s ears regularly is an essential part of their grooming routine to ensure they stay comfortable and infection-free. Here’s a simple guide to help you clean your pug’s ears safely and effectively….
Maintaining your pug’s dental hygiene is vital for their overall health. While pugs are known for their adorable wrinkled faces and loving personalities, their compact jaws make them prone to dental issues. Learning how to brush your pug’s teeth at home can prevent bad breath, gum disease, and costly vet visits. Why Brushing Your Pug’s…
Pug owners know the struggle—those tiny hairs get everywhere. Whether it’s your sofa, your clothes, or your car seats, pug hair has a way of showing up where you least expect it. While you can’t stop a pug from shedding (it’s just part of the breed), there are simple, effective ways to manage it and…
Pug owners quickly learn that living with one of these lovable dogs means dealing with a surprising amount of fur. While their short coat might seem low-maintenance at first, pugs are actually known for shedding quite a bit—especially fawn-colored ones with double coats. This post breaks down what causes all that shedding, what’s considered normal,…
Pugs are known for their adorable wrinkles, but those cute folds can come with some not-so-cute skin issues. Their short coats, sensitive skin, and tendency toward allergies make it especially important to use the right shampoo. A harsh formula can quickly cause dryness, irritation, or more itching—something no pug (or owner) wants to deal with….
Pugs may be small, but their shedding game is strong. Their short, dense coats tend to release hair year-round, and if you’re not brushing them regularly, that fur ends up everywhere—your couch, your clothes, and your floors. Brushing isn’t just about tidiness. It also supports healthy skin, reduces irritation in their wrinkles, and keeps their…