Grooming

Brushing your Brug dog on a regular basis, taking into account their hair length and texture, can help keep their coat clean and healthy. Grooming mitts or soft-bristle brushes should be used once a week for short-haired Brug dogs to keep their coats in good condition, but more regular brushing may be necessary for longer hair to avoid mats and tangles.

Unless your Brug dog is obviously filthy or starts to smell bad, you should bathe them as required, usually once every one to three months. Avoid skin irritation by using a gentle, dog-specific shampoo and conditioner. To avoid skin difficulties caused by moisture, be sure to dry your dog thoroughly after a wash.

Pay close attention to the beard and moustache that are characteristic of Brussels Griffons. To keep their face wrinkle-free and their eyes from being stained, wipe down their delicate areas with a moist cloth or special wipes on a regular basis.

For the sake of your Brug's comfort and health, regular nail care is essential. To avoid pain, discomfort, or injury caused by overgrown nails, trim them often. You may always hire a professional groomer or vet to help you out if you feel uneasy about doing it yourself.

It is crucial to examine your Brug dog's ears on a regular basis for indicators of infection, wax accumulation, or dirt. Use cotton balls and a mild ear cleaner to gently wipe their ears, being careful not to enter the cotton into their ear canal. If you see any indications of inflammation or illness, it is important to consult your veterinarian.

Proper dental care is essential for all dogs, but particularly for Brug breeds that are more likely to have problems with their teeth. Your vet should provide a dog-specific toothbrush and toothpaste that you should use on a regular basis to brush your pet's teeth. Good tooth hygiene may also be helped by dental chews and toys.

Brug dogs may have varying levels of personal grooming requirements; for example, dogs with longer or more intricate coats may benefit from regular professional grooming. To guarantee specialized care for your Brug, it's a good idea to see a professional groomer or veterinarian on a regular basis. Grooming appointments also provide a chance to check for any anomalies, tumours, or skin disorders.