FAQ

Bathing a dog daily for fleas is not typically recommended, as it can irritate the skin; use flea-specific treatments and consult a veterinarian for proper care.

It's best to use pet-safe grooming wipes rather than baby wipes, as baby wipes may contain ingredients that can irritate a dog's skin.

No, bathing your dog every day is not recommended, even if he has fleas, as it can dry out the skin and cause irritation. Instead, follow a veterinarian’s guidance and use appropriate flea treatments and medicated shampoos as directed.

Indoor dogs typically need a bath every 1 to 3 months, but frequency can vary based on breed, coat type, health, and activity level.

The best time to bathe a dog depends on its breed, coat type, health, lifestyle, and how dirty it gets; typically once every 1–3 months unless dirtier.

You’ll know your dog needs a bath when they have a noticeable odor, visible dirt, or soiling on their coat. Lifestyle, coat type, and skin condition also inform the frequency.

Yes, it can be okay to bathe your dog once a week if recommended by a veterinarian or if your dog has specific coat or skin needs, but excessive bathing may lead to dryness or irritation.

How often you should bathe your dog depends on breed, coat type, health, and lifestyle, but most dogs benefit from a bath every 4 to 12 weeks. Adjust frequency based on activity level, skin condition, and advice from your veterinarian.

The Havanese is considered one of the calmest tiny dogs, known for its affectionate, gentle, and sociable temperament.

Havanese dogs can suffer from separation anxiety, require daily grooming due to their long coat, and may be prone to certain hereditary health issues.