Is it bad to blow dry your dog’s hair?
Not only is it safe to blow dry your pet, it’s also really important, both to prevent the dog from getting hot spots (acute moist dermatitis), and creating unsightly cowlicks. At Scrubbers, we use dryers that ensure a dog’s comfort and well-being.
Is it OK to let your dog air dry?
While some pet owners are content to let their dogs air dry, you shouldn’t be. When you let your dog air dry, they’ll be at risk for fungus growing between their paw pads and in locations where their legs attach to their torso. If your dog has long hair, their fur may become matted if you let them air dry after a bath.
What happens if you don’t blow dry your dog?
Usually air drying is not recommended because it can cause fungus growth in between the paw pads or under the armpit, and can also cause more serious problems like an ear infection. If a dog with long hair or an undercoat is left to air dry, it may cause matting of the fur and other skin problems like hot spots.
Is it okay to blow dry your dog with a hair dryer?
Alternate Warm and Cool Air
With a blow dryer, you want it either on a warm, neutral, or slightly cool setting. You don’t want it to be too hot because that can scald or burn your fur baby’s skin, and you have no way of knowing if it’s reaching that point until you’ve already hurt them.
Is it okay to leave a dog wet?
No, it’s not okay to leave a dog outside in the rain. While it’s sometimes unavoidable for a dog to get wet in a sudden downpour, you shouldn’t leave a dog outside in the rain for long. If the dog you’re sitting gets soaked from the rain, ensure you dry them off properly when they come inside.
Do I need to dry dog after bath?
Drying your dog, like wetting and shampooing them, is an important component of the bathing process. If you’re wondering if you should let your dog air dry, the answer is no, you shouldn’t. You should consider drying your pet to be an integral part of the bathing process, just like scrubbing your dog is.
How to blow dry your dog’s hair
- Use your dryer on its lowest setting.
- Keep the nozzle a couple of inches away from your dog’s fur.
- Always keep the nozzle in motion to avoid concentrating the heat in one spot on your canine.
Is it okay to towel dry your dog?
We’re often asked about the best way to dry your dog’s fur and it should always start with a good towel dry! We recommend microfiber towels as they’re less likely to trap fur compared to ordinary cotton towels, making the process a lot more relaxing for your pup.
Can I leave my dog wet after a bath?
Just like wetting your pet and shampooing them are vital pieces to the bathing puzzle, so is drying your dog. If you’re wondering if you should let your dog air dry, the answer is no, you shouldn’t. You should consider drying your pet to be an integral part of the bathing process, just like scrubbing your dog is.
Can I towel dry my dog?
Towel drying a dog is more work, but it’s actually quicker than using a pet dryer (or hairdryer). But if you’re not pressed for time, drying your dog with a pet dryer/hairdryer is a much easier option for you.
After bath dog care
- Comb your dog’s coat gently.
- Give some food to him. It would be well enough to serve his favorite recipe.
- Remove the Cotton buds from his ears and clean his ears. You can use an ear cleaner to gently wipe out the dirt.
- Clear the tear build-up with coconut oil or the colloidal silver.
Do dogs dry themselves after shower?
Drying Off
If you’ve ever seen a dog shake vigorously after a swim, this behavior won’t seem odd. A wet dog will shake, yes, but they may also do things like roll around on the carpet, your bed, or the couch, to get dry. Simple as that.