Wag N' Wash Natural Pet Food & Grooming Blog

While spotting a flea on your best friend is an awful sight, it’s a common occurrence for any dog owner. Unfortunately, these parasites are resilient and found all over the environment. With the proper treatment and prevention steps, however, you can protect your pet from the itchy consequences of these nasty bugs.

Wag N' Wash is deeply saddened to announce the closing of our Las Vegas location. We are grateful to all those who supported us and we are sorry to be closing our doors. We will be forever grateful for the opportunity and hope that you will visit us in our other locations in the future.

In response to the poor foods available for dogs, a movement to find better feeding options began. The most beneficial of these feeding options is the Raw Food Diet, or Biologically Appropriate Raw Food (BARF).

One grooming step that dog owners often forget about is nail trimming. Whether your dog frequently visits a groomer or not, keeping his or her nails trimmed is essential. The importance of nail trimming is about more than looks, as well. Untrimmed nails can lead to a variety of health problems.

We all love snuggling up close to our furry friends until we are ready to walk out the door and notice dog fur all over our clothes. Dog hair can be enough to drive you crazy when you find it stuck to your clothes, the couch, and all over your bed. While shaving your dog completely may be tempting, it can damage his coat and in the long run will do little to control shedding. Thankfully, a few simple coat care steps you can take at home help manage shedding and ensure a healthy coat for your pal.