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Begin gradually
Introduce a new care routine in short, calm sessions. Let your dog become familiar with the product and reward cooperative behaviour without forcing the process.
GENTLE CARE, EVERY DAY
Small routines, thoughtfully considered.
Good care lives in the little routines. We are thoughtfully building this collection for the coat, bath and dental needs of Bichons and other small dogs. For now, begin with a simple oral-care essential, then check back as brushes, combs and grooming tools join the boutique. Every addition will be chosen for comfort, practicality and the realities of caring for a soft, curly coat.
BUILD A GENTLE ROUTINE
Consistency matters more than complexity.
Use products as directed
Follow the instructions supplied with every grooming or dental product. Only use products intended for dogs, and keep them out of reach when not in use.
Know when to ask for help
At-home care complements, rather than replaces, professional grooming and veterinary care. Seek qualified advice if you notice pain, irritation or another health concern.
HELPFUL TO KNOW
Everyday care questions.
How often should I brush a Bichon?
A Bichon’s curly coat generally benefits from frequent brushing and combing to help prevent tangles. The appropriate routine depends on coat length, activity and professional grooming schedule.
Can I use human toothpaste on my dog?
No. Use a toothpaste specifically formulated for dogs and follow its directions. Human toothpaste can contain ingredients that dogs should not swallow.
Does at-home grooming replace professional grooming?
No. Regular brushing, combing and dental care can support your dog between appointments, but professional grooming and veterinary dental care remain important.