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Electric Dog Paw Cleaner
$49.00
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Description
Muddy walks, sandy beach days, dusty city streets. Your dog's paws carry it all straight into your home. The ALEMA Electric Paw Cleaner makes paw care quick and effortless, so your floors, sofa and bed stay clean.
Best for small and medium dogs
The cup is designed for small and medium-sized dogs. For very large dogs, the opening may be too small for their paws.
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Why Dog Dental Care and Grooming Matter
Most dogs show some signs of periodontal disease by the age of three. Daily dental care helps keep your dog’s teeth and gums healthy and their breath fresh.
Healthy teeth, clean paws, clear ears and a healthy skin and coat all add up. Caring for your dog inside and out is one of the best things you can do for a long and happy life together.
Your Dog Care Routine
A few minutes a day make a real difference.
Teeth
Brush your dog’s teeth daily with a toothpaste made for dogs, never with human toothpaste. Add regular dental check-ups and professional cleanings at your vet.
Paws
Check your dog’s paws after every walk. Hot pavement, salt and rough ground can dry out and crack paw pads, and dirt between the toes can irritate the skin.
Ears, skin & coat
Look inside your dog’s ears regularly and watch for redness or odor. Brushing removes loose hair and helps you spot skin changes early.
Small Habits, Big Difference
Dog care is easier than you think, and most dogs learn to enjoy it with patience and praise. Start slow, reward often and make care time part of your daily routine.
If you notice anything unusual, such as bad breath, red gums, itchy skin or a limp, talk to your vet.
Dog Dental Care FAQ
How often should I brush my dog’s teeth?
Daily brushing is ideal. Start slowly with a dog toothbrush or finger brush and reward your dog after every session.
Does my dog need professional teeth cleaning?
Regular dental check-ups at your vet are important. Your vet will tell you when a professional cleaning is needed.
Can I use human toothpaste for my dog?
No. Always use a toothpaste made for dogs. Some human toothpastes contain xylitol, which is toxic to dogs.
How often should I check my dog’s paws?
After every walk. Look for cracks, cuts, dirt or small stones between the toes, especially after hot, salty or rough ground.