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The short double coat of an Australian Cattle Dog sheds at all times of the year, but more heavily as the seasons change. To keep their coat in good condition and reduce shedding in and around the house, brush them often, preferably several times weekly. You may efficiently detangle their fur and spread their natural oils all throughout their coat by using a slicker brush or a rubber curry brush.
Australian Cattle Dogs don't need to be bathed too often since cleaning them too much will remove the natural oils from their coat. Every two or three months, or whenever you notice any noticeable dirt buildup or smell, give them a wash. To prevent skin irritation and make sure your dog is thoroughly rinsed after a wash, use a gentle dog shampoo. In addition to keeping the dog clean, this method also helps to maintain the coat's natural oils.
In order to keep Australian Cattle Dogs mobile and comfortable, it is essential to clip their nails regularly. Regular nail trimming, at least once every several weeks, helps alleviate pain and improve their stride. To avoid harm, it is important to avoid cutting too near to the quick, which is the pink area within the nail that contains blood vessels.
Australian Cattle Dogs are prone to ear infections because of their upright ears, which make them vulnerable to the buildup of moisture and debris. Keep an eye out for redness, smell, or discharge in their ears on a frequent basis to head off any potential problems. If required, use a cotton ball and an ear cleaner designed for dogs to gently clean their ears. See a vet if you notice anything out of the ordinary.
The health of Australian Cattle Dogs depends on their regular dental cleanings. Brushing their teeth on a regular basis using toothpaste and a toothbrush that is safe for dogs is vital. The use of dental chews and toys may also help maintain good oral health by lowering the likelihood of cavities and plaque. The health and vigor of Australian Cattle Dogs are guaranteed by this all-encompassing method of grooming and maintenance.