How to help with your dog's anxiety prior to grooming.
- Adonis Maglis

- Feb 16
- 1 min read
Updated: Oct 29
š¾ How to Help Your Dog's Anxiety Before Grooming
Our #caninecompanions are deeply sensitive to their surroundingsāand especially to us, their human caregivers. When we experience #stress, #anxiety, or #frustration before a grooming appointment, our dogs often mirror those emotions. They pick up on our energy and emotional state, which can lead to increased #behavioralchallenges that disrupt the grooming process.
š Did You Know?
Studies show that an astonishing 99% of #dogs exhibit moderate to severe behavioral difficulties during grooming sessions. This highlights the importance of preparing both yourself and your pup for a calm, positive experience.
š¶ Tips to Ease Grooming Anxiety
š¶āāļø Take a walk beforehandĀ Ā A short walk can help your dog release pent-up energy and reduce nervousness.
š» Make sure theyāve relieved themselvesĀ Ā A bathroom break before entering the #salon helps avoid discomfort and accidents.
š§ø Bring comfort itemsĀ Ā Familiar #toys or #treats can soothe your dog and create a sense of safety.
š Address separation anxietyĀ Ā If your dog struggles with being apart from you, speak to your #veterinarian about calming #supplements or #prescriptions that may help.

š§ A Shared Experience
The emotional challenges dogs faceā#anxiety, fear, overwhelmāoften parallel the #mentalhealth struggles of their #petowners. As our lifestyles evolve, so do the emotional landscapes of both humans and dogs. It's time to rethink how we support our #caninecompanions and ourselves.








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