How to Keep Your Pet Groomed at Home: A Beginner's Guide
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Professional grooming is great — but between appointments, at-home grooming keeps your pet comfortable and healthy. Here's how to get started.
Step 1: Brush Regularly
For most dogs, brushing 2–3 times a week prevents matting and reduces shedding. For cats, even once a week makes a big difference. Use a grooming brush that suits your pet's coat type.
Step 2: Steam Grooming
A rechargeable steam grooming brush loosens dirt, reduces static, and leaves your pet's coat looking salon-fresh — without a trip to the groomer. It also feels like a gentle massage, so most pets love it.
Step 3: Trim Carefully
Use proper pet grooming scissors or a trimmer for the face, paws, and sanitary areas. Go slow, take breaks, and reward with treats.
Step 4: Clean Ears and Teeth
Often overlooked! Wipe ears gently with a pet-safe solution and brush teeth a few times a week with pet toothpaste.
Step 5: Make It Routine
The more often you groom, the more your pet gets used to it. Start young if you can, and always end on a positive note with a treat or playtime.
Our 7-Piece Pet Grooming Kit and Rechargeable Steam Pet Grooming Brush have everything you need to get started at home.