Why Grooming Is So Stressful for Dogs (and How to Make It Easier)

Why Grooming Is So Stressful for Dogs (and How to Make It Easier)


5 Tips for Stress-Free Grooming Days With Your Dog 🐾

If your pup bolts at the sight of a brush or clippers, you’re not alone. Grooming can be stressful for dogs—and for us pet parents, too. But it doesn’t have to feel like a battle. With a few simple changes, you can help make bath time, brushing, and nail trims calmer and easier.

Here are five ways to take the stress out of grooming:

1. Exercise First

A quick walk or play session before grooming can help your pup burn off extra energy. A tired dog is often a calmer dog.

2. Start Small

Instead of doing everything at once, break grooming into little sessions. Try brushing for just a few minutes or clipping one paw at a time, rewarding your dog along the way.

3. Create a Calming Environment

Play soft music, dim the lights, and keep your own voice relaxed. Dogs pick up on our energy—if you stay calm, it helps them feel calm too.

4. Reward, Reward, Reward

Treats, praise, and cuddles go a long way. Reward your dog during and after grooming so they learn that it leads to something positive.

5. Try a Natural Calming Routine 💧

For pups who still struggle, some extra support can make all the difference. That’s where Stella’s Last Call Tincture comes in. Made with natural hemp-derived CBD, it’s designed to help dogs relax during stressful moments like grooming. Just a few drops before bath time or nail trims can help turn a stressful routine into a smoother, calmer experience—for both of you.

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The Bottom Line:
Grooming doesn’t have to be ruff. With patience, positivity, and a little extra support, you can help your pup feel more at ease—and maybe even start to enjoy self-care days.

With love & sass,
Stella & the Sass Pack 🐾

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