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We are the best platform to provide your dog with the best food and health advice. As a dog parent, it's your job to care for your dog and provide them with lots of food and water. Doghawk.com may be a resource for dog folks desperate to ensure that they provide their dog with the most uncomplicated care.
Doghawk.com
1y ago
Clipping your horse’s hair, especially during the cold or wet months, is essential to make sure he doesn’t catch a cold. Wet horse hair can remain wet for hours, and there is frankly no good way of drying it. That is why most groomers who train their horses during those months just clip off the ..read more
Doghawk.com
1y ago
If you groom your dog yourself, then you should be pretty familiar with using a dog clipper. And I am sure you have noticed how dog clippers create less vibration and less noise and also appear to have a much faster blade speed. And that naturally got you thinking, can I use it to cut ..read more
Doghawk.com
1y ago
Recently, I’ve noticed that the blades of my dog clippers get hot much faster than they used to. It’s not hot enough to damage my dog’s skin, but I wanted to know why it was happening. I thought it was broken at first, but it turned out to be fine. If you’re like me, you ..read more
Doghawk.com
1y ago
Clipper oil is a type of oil that lubricates and protects the clipper blade. The best thing about these oils is that However, most branded clipper oils can be costly. Even I – despite how much I love Collie and Hugo – sometimes opt for alternatives when I run out of budget. And it’s okay ..read more
Doghawk.com
1y ago
Dogs with long and fluffy coats can be difficult to manage. No matter how great and well-behaved your dog is, it can be hard to maintain a healthy coat. Trust me, I know. I have two. With these two dogs, I have to be very careful about their grooming. The first thing I did when ..read more
Doghawk.com
1y ago
Dog nails are not like human nails. They are thick, and cutting through them requires a special type of nail clipper. To cut your pet’s nails, the clipper needs to be sharper and stronger than any regular nail clipper that you use to cut your own nails. But since dog nail clippers are sharper, do ..read more
Doghawk.com
1y ago
I have seen many pet owners trimming their dog’s hair by themselves to save the cost of taking it to a professional groomer. Personally, I think it is a good approach. You will be saving money and also creating a stronger bond between yourself and your pet. But the thing is, if you don’t clean ..read more
Doghawk.com
1y ago
Clipping your horse’s hair, especially during the cold or wet months, is essential to make sure he doesn’t catch a cold. Wet horse hair can remain wet for hours, and there is frankly no good way of drying it. That is why most groomers who train their horses during those months just clip off the ..read more
Doghawk.com
1y ago
If you groom your dog yourself, then you should be pretty familiar with using a dog clipper. And I am sure you have noticed how dog clippers create less vibration and less noise and also appear to have a much faster blade speed. And that naturally got you thinking, can I use it to cut ..read more
Doghawk.com
1y ago
If you want to trim your dog’s hair, you need to get a dog clipper. But just getting a clipper is not enough to do it perfectly. You also need to make sure the blade in the clipper is sharp enough to cut through the coat smoothly. But if you have been using the clipper ..read more