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Brushing your Australian Terrier often, preferably several times weekly, can prevent matting and keep its double coat in good condition. The coat consists of a soft undercoat and a tough outer coat. To efficiently remove stray hairs and prevent knots from forming, use a slicker brush or a pin brush. The distribution of natural oils and the removal of dirt from their coat are two of the most important functions of brushing, which contribute to their general health.
Even while Australian Terriers don't really need to be bathed very often, it's still important to keep to a regimen of washing them every 6 to 8 weeks, or as required. If you bathe them too often, they risk having dry skin because their coats lose their natural oils. To avoid skin irritation during washing, use a gentle dog shampoo and make sure to rinse well. By using this route, we can keep the coat clean without stripping it of its natural oils.
Australian Terriers need regular trimming to maintain their unique look. Facial hair, particularly that which grows in close proximity to the eyes, requires extra care to avoid irritants and infections. To make sure they look neat, you should also clip the hair off their ears and paws. To preserve the breed's distinctive appearance, some owners choose to have their pets trimmed by experts.
In order to avoid pain and potential joint problems, it is essential to regularly cut one's nails. Always use caution while cutting nails; severing them too near to the quick, the nail's blood artery, may cause severe pain and bleeding. Get advice on how to properly care for your pet's nails from a doctor or groomer if you're not sure what to do.
Be sure to examine your Australian Terrier's ears for any indications of infection, accumulation of wax, or dirt on a regular basis. For delicate cleaning, use a cotton ball or soft cloth and an ear cleaner made for dogs. Don't use Q-tips, since they might push dirt further into the ear canal.
Proper dental care for your Australian Terrier is essential to his or her general well-being. To keep their teeth in tip-top shape and prevent plaque accumulation, brush them frequently using a dog toothbrush and some toothpaste. You can also give them dental chews and toys to help with this. The health and happiness of your Australian Terrier are guaranteed by this all-encompassing method of grooming.