Getting the Most from Your Shampoo
Many of you may be frustrated with the amount of shampoo you use and yet the dogs just aren’t as clean as you would like. Guess what! C...
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Quantity Control – You Don’t Need that Much
By far the biggest learning curve when you start using Iv San Bernard products is mentally gearing down as to how little you need to us...
Gently Resolve Demodectic Mange
Many people do not like treating their dog with heavy chemicals or strong medications when it has demodectic mange. Numerous people hav...
Why Some Skin Infections Just Won’t Go Away
Often you will have pets who have a bacterial or yeast (fungal) infection that is being treated, but the problem just never seems to go...
No Blue Dish Soap Please! Degreasing a Pet
Very commonly we are faced with that greasy or greasy/smelling pet and we reach for the dish soap to solve the problem. In reality, if ...
Clipper-Free Option for Matted Hair
The most common reason for matted hair is dry hair where the hair shaft cortex opens up from lack of sebum. Once this occurs, the hair ...
Teach Your Clients How to Brush a Coat
Brushing and/or combing a dry coat is never recommended. Lack of hydration will make the hair brittle which can often cause breakage. I...
Ears
Ears are an extension of the skin and contain hair whose purpose is to block debris from entering into the canal. This hair can over-gr...
Why Use a Gentler Shampoo?
Pet shampoos are made up of either detergents or alcohols to help remove dirt by removing some of the sebum layer. The more harsh the s...
Goal of Grooming
As a pet care advocate it is always important to ask ourselves, “Is the groom I’m doing today in the best interest for me, the client, ...