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Why is my dog sore after grooming?

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Sometimes the dog clipper blades will irritate this highly sensitive area when a dog is groomed, and sometimes the pet's vulva and anus will be sore from urine and feces that can build up and burn sensitive tissue. This is more likely to happen if the blade is too hot or has become dull from use. 1 янв. 2009 г.


Can dogs be sore after grooming?

After grooming, especially when using electric clippers, scissors to trim hair, or other mechanical implements, a dog's skin can become irritated. This is especially true around sensitive areas like the face, genitals, and anus.

How can I soothe my dog's skin after grooming?

They, or another groomer, should administer a medicated anti-itch bath or medicated cream to calm your dog's itchy skin. You can also do this at home, with medicated shampoo and/or a medicated anti-itch spray designed for dogs, both of which are readily available in pet supply stores and online.

What can I put on my dogs butt after grooming?

Severe cases may require an oral or injectable cortisone medication which is only available from a veterinarian. A vet visit may therefore be in order if your dog is repeatedly scooting after grooming, your dog may need to have those glands fully expressed, or there may be an infection which may require an antibiotic.

Why do dogs scratch after being groomed?

Your dog could be itchy after grooming because of a skin infection, clipper burn or even sensitive skin. A cone often prevents the dog from itching furiously and breaking the skin. We recommend getting new clippers, mild shampoo, and anti-itch ointment to deal with the pesky itch.

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