Dog cleaning

Welcome to FunnyFuzzy's Dog Cleaning Collection — where pet care meets convenience. Whether you’re a busy dog parent, eco-conscious pet lover, or navigating the mess of a playful puppy, our expertly curated range of dog cleaning essentials makes grooming easy, gentle, and effective.

From portable paw cleaners, pet shampoos, dog towels, to fur and lint removers, we’ve thought of everything to help you tackle dirt, dead hair, and matting — all while caring for your dog's coat, skin, ears, and teeth.

Our products are designed for all coat types and life stages — whether you’re dealing with long-haired breeds, elderly pets, or first-time puppy owners learning the tricks of proper grooming. With eco-friendly options, durable tools, and gentle skin-friendly materials, keeping your dog clean and healthy has never been simpler.

Plus, with stylish and functional designs, our range won’t just treat your dog — but fit seamlessly into your lifestyle. Shop now and discover the easiest way to keep your dog's coat shiny, their mouth free from bacteria, and your home fur-free!

Dog cleaning FAQs

How often should a dog be bathed?

The frequency of bathing your dog depends on their breed, activity level, and coat type. Dogs that love outdoor adventures or have longer coats may need more frequent baths, while short-haired dogs might need a bath every few months. A good rule of thumb is to bathe your dog once every 4-6 weeks, but always consider your dog's specific needs. To make the process easier, we recommend having a dog cleaning routine with the right products, like gentle shampoos and quick-dry towels, for an effective, low-stress experience.

Is dog dental cleaning worth it?

Absolutely! Just like humans, dogs benefit greatly from regular dental care. Dog dental cleaning helps prevent tartar buildup, gum disease, and bad breath. Incorporating a dog toothbrush or finger toothbrush into your pet's grooming routine can significantly improve their overall health. We offer a variety of dog cleaning tools to make teeth cleaning easier for both you and your dog. With regular care, you'll keep your dog's smile clean and their health in check!

How often do dogs need to be cleaned?

Beyond regular baths, dogs need routine grooming to stay healthy and happy. Brushing dead hair, wiping dog’s face and eyes, and cleaning ears should be part of a weekly routine — especially for breeds prone to matting or skin issues. After rainy walks, a quick wipe-down or paw wash helps prevent mud from traveling indoors.

Key areas to clean regularly:

• Dog’s paws (after walks)

• Dog's coat (brush to remove dead hair)

• Ears and eyes (gentle wipes)

• Teeth (at least weekly)

• Nails (check for trimming needs)

Keeping up with grooming reduces irritation, prevents matting, and makes every appointment with the groomer smoother!