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Lesson 2 – Bathing & Grooming Veterinary Science Mr. Dieckhoff.

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Lesson 2 – Bathing & Grooming Veterinary Science Mr. Dieckhoff
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Lesson 2 – Bathing & Grooming

Veterinary ScienceMr. Dieckhoff

How do you get ready in the morning? Do you brush your hair? How?

Do you take a shower or bath?

Brushing Techniques Use Slicker Type Brush for longhaired dogs and

cats

Use a bristled brush for shorthaired dogs and cats

Shedding blade – remove coat

Removing Mats & Burrs Wire Comb

Mat Splitter

Electric hair clipper

Is this lady bathing this dog correctly?

Bathing Proper restrain is the KEY

Never leave unattended in tub (especially retrained)

Shampoo should have at least 5 minutes contact time with skin

Wear eye-wear and apron

Start at head and move to tail

Cats – use mat so can grab onto

Cage dryers – not too long

Cologne – used during client pick up

Cage Dryer

Trimming Nails Anatomy Dewclaws

Nail Clippers Be sharp, not crush Use silver nitrate if cut into quick

Ear Care Anatomy

First step should be a veterinarian examination

Remove hair from within the ear canal

Clean debris with a cotton ball

Eye Care Use cotton ball and water

Anal glands Gentle external pressure

Full glands are irritating to dog – scooting across the ground

QuestionsComplete the worksheet using the Bathing and Dipping Dogs and Cats Packet


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