FAQ

Use soft bristle brushes, rubber grooming mitts, or rubber curry combs for short-haired dogs to remove loose hair, stimulate the skin, and maintain a shiny coat.

Rubber curry combs, grooming mitts, and soft or medium bristle brushes are best for short-haired dogs.

Cinnamon is not toxic to dogs, but it should only be given in very small quantities and with caution, as large amounts can cause health issues.

Dogs can eat dates in small amounts, but figs should be avoided due to their potential to cause digestive upset and allergic reactions.

Cinnamon is not toxic to dogs, but should only be given in very small amounts, as large quantities can cause health issues.

Dates are safe for dogs in small amounts, but figs are not recommended due to their potential to cause digestive upset and allergic reactions.

Cinnamon is not toxic to dogs, but it should only be given in very small quantities and with caution, as large amounts can cause health issues.

Dogs can eat dates in small amounts, but figs should be avoided due to their potential to cause digestive upset and allergic reactions.

Yes, dogs can eat Medjool dates in small amounts, but due to their high sugar content, they should only be given occasionally and with the pit removed.

Dogs can eat dates in moderation, with portion size depending on their weight—no more than one or two per week for large breeds.