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Cairn Terrier Grooming Supplies You'll Need

Below is a list of all the grooming supplies I use regularly on my Cairn Terriers. I have other supplies as well, but I don't use them and by reading this article, I'll be saving you money on supplies you don't need.

• Grooming table with an arm extension for tethering (unless you have another safe area to work in)
• Shampoo formulated for hard coats
• Mars Coat King stripping knife
• Fine tooth metal comb or detangling comb
• Slicker brush
• Toothbrush and paste (if you do this yourself)
• Nail clippers and file (if you do this yourself)
• Ear cleaning solution
• Cotton balls
• Sharp scissors with a blunt tip
• Thinning shears

"After coming back from a long walk yesterday with Dad, Mom greeting us with a Summertime Dog Chew Treat. Wow, did that feel great!"   Molly May I wish I would have found such a list when I was searching for Cairn Terrier pet owner grooming supplies. Most of what I bought was based on reading material geared toward show dog owners. I hope you find this list helpful and it saves you money.

I keep all of my Cairn grooming supplies in an enclosed plastic container and it sits on the grooming table. In that way everything is there when I need them, and I do not have to stop the grooming process for "any" reason once I begin.

Caution: Never leave a Cairn Terrier in a grooming table unattended. Keep a close eye on them at all times when they are on the grooming table. This is especially important if they are tethered to an arm extension by their neck.

Posted on May 03, 2006 | Permalink
Filed under Grooming Cairn Terriers
Comments

Hi, I found your website while searching for grooming tips. I have two Cairn Terriers, Riley and Josie. They are wonderful babies! I struggle with bathing them. Riley is a brindle and really doesn't smell but Josie is gold and loves to get in the mud and roll in everything. Her coat is much oilier and she can really smell gamey. I have bathed her too much this winter and now her coat is dry and way too fluffy, if you know what I mean.

What is a good shampoo and where can I find it? Can I strip them in the Winter? I live in Idaho and it gets cold. They are mostly indoor dogs and I let them on the sofa. Any suggestions will be appreciated.... keeping them odor free and clean without bathing. Thanks, Patty

Posted by: Patricia Holland-Bender | February 16, 2009 11:11 PM

 

We have a Yorkie and they do not shed. Are Carin Terriers the same?

Posted by: Carolyn | August 2, 2009 08:29 AM

 

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