Pugs do not like having their nails trimmed.
I’m sorry to tell you but trimming your Pug’s nails (especially first time round) is likely to be challenging.
If you are trimming your Pug’s nails at home, be prepared for scratching, squealing, and a whole lot of canine complaining.
Do you ever find yourself wondering, why does my Pug fart so much?
Well, you and me both.
Whilst some trumping is normal, there comes a time when enough is enough. In fact, when flatulence becomes very frequent there may be cause for concern.
Bath time. Every dog and every dog owner has to go through it eventually.
Whether your pooch loves it or hates it, bathing your dog is essential for their care and wellbeing.
Nobody wants to see their pet in pain. And sometimes Pug ear infections can be tricky to detect. As Pug parents it’s so important that we care for their ears properly.
We need to clean Pugs’ ears regularly to maintain proper hygiene and prevent infection.
Pugs are famously wrinkly pups. That’s what makes them so adorable.
But those super cute fat rolls and skin folds need regular cleaning to prevent bacterial buildup and infection.
If you’re worried about your Pug’s skin health, then you’ve come to the right place.