Puppy Perks
Our Puppy Package
Our comprehensive puppy package is designed to provide your new companion with the best start in life. It includes a bag of kibble, toys for enrichment, a meticulously organized folder containing essential health information, socialization guides, and a plush scented puppy blanket for warmth and comfort. We ensure that every aspect of your puppy's needs is met, making their transition into your home seamless and filled with love and care.
Introducing Reusable Wee-Wee Pads for Puppies
During the early weeks, our puppies are trained to use reusable wee-wee pads. These pads are a great way to start potty training and keep your home clean. We recommend placing them by the back door or in the area you'd like your pup to use for potty breaks. The pads can be easily cleaned and reused, making them eco-friendly and cost-effective.
After 12 weeks, we suggest transitioning to more advanced potty training methods. For information on where to get these reusable wee-wee pads Click the Amazon Link below! Start your puppy's journey to a well-trained, happy, and healthy life today!
Puppy Vaccinations
8 Weeks old
- Distemper, Parvovirus, Adenovirus (DHPP) Vaccine
- First Bordetella Vaccine
12 Weeks old
- Second DHPP Vaccine
- Second Bordetella Vaccine
- Optional: Leptospirosis Vaccine
16 weeks old
- Third DHPP Vaccine
- Rabies Vaccine
- Optional: Second Leptospirosis Vaccine
Note:
This vaccination schedule is based on recommendations from the American Kennel Club (AKC). Please consult with your veterinarian for personalized guidance on your puppy's vaccination needs.
Remember, vaccinations play a crucial role in protecting your puppy from preventable diseases and ensuring their overall health. Keep your furry friend up-to-date on their vaccines to keep them happy and healthy throughout their life.
Mastering Poodle Grooming
Brushing
Regular brushing is crucial to prevent matting, maintain coat health, and remove loose hair. It helps distribute natural oils and promotes a shiny, tangle-free coat. Brushing also allows you to check for any skin issues or parasites. Use a metal comb, slicker brush or a combination brush to remove tangles and loose hair.
Bathing
Regular baths every 2-3 weeks using a dog-specific shampoo and conditioner to help keep your poodle's coat clean and free from dirt, debris, and odors. Bathing also provides an opportunity to inspect the skin for any abnormalities or signs of allergies.
Coat Trimming
Poodles have a unique, continuously growing coat that requires regular trimming to maintain their iconic appearance. Trimming includes shaping the body, legs, and head, as well as sculpting the characteristic poms on the joints. It's recommended to seek professional grooming assistance or learn how to trim the coat yourself.
Ear Cleaning
Poodles are prone to ear infections due to their hanging ears and hair in the ear canals. Regular ear cleaning removing any hair and using a veterinarian-recommended solution helps prevent wax buildup, moisture, and bacterial growth. It's essential to be gentle and avoid inserting anything deep into the ear canal to prevent injury.
Nail Trimming
Keeping your poodle's nails at an appropriate length is important for their comfort and mobility. Regular nail trims prevent overgrowth, which can lead to discomfort, difficulty walking, or even injury. Take care not to cut too close to the quick, or consider using a grinder for a gradual reduction.
Teeth Brushing
Dental care is vital for your poodle's overall health and prevents dental diseases. Regular brushing using a dog-specific toothbrush and toothpaste helps remove plaque, tartar, and bacteria. It's best to establish a dental care routine early in your poodle's life.
Eye Care
Poodles may experience tear stains or eye discharge. Keeping the area around the eyes clean and dry helps prevent staining and potential skin irritation. Use a damp cloth to gently wipe away any discharge. If tear stains persist, consult your veterinarian for advice.
Remember! Essential Poodle Grooming Steps for a Healthy and Stylish Coat.
These grooming steps may vary based on your poodle's specific needs, coat type, and individual requirements. Always consult with your veterinarian or a professional groomer for personalized guidance and recommendations. These Poodle grooming steps, along with their importance, are based on recommendations from the American Kennel Club (AKC) website.