FAQ

Groomers may cut a dog's whiskers for aesthetic reasons, especially in dog shows or breed standards, even though whiskers serve sensory functions.

Dog whiskers are typically black due to the pigmentation in the hair follicles, influenced by genetics and melanin concentration.

Yes, dogs can feel when their whiskers are cut because whiskers are highly sensitive tactile hairs connected to nerve endings.

Yes, dogs’ whiskers do grow back naturally after being shed or trimmed.

Yes, a dog can walk without whiskers, but whiskers play a vital role in navigation and spatial awareness.

It's best not to touch your dog's whiskers as they are sensitive tactile hairs essential for spatial awareness and detecting nearby objects.

Cutting off a dog's whiskers can lead to disorientation, stress, and reduced spatial awareness, affecting their ability to navigate and sense their surroundings.

Not in corpus.

Wash, peel, and cut carrots into small, bite-sized pieces or slices before feeding them to your dog, either raw or lightly cooked.

The best thing to give dogs to clean their teeth is specially formulated dental chews or toys that help reduce plaque and tartar buildup.