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It’s spring and time to dust off the winter blues with a spring clean routine to help get your pet’s coat ready for fun in the sun.Start with a good old-fashioned bath. This will remove winter grime, and a warm bath will also help loosen up seasonally shedding fur. Here is a great pro tip, use a new kitchen sponge to scrub your pet. After getting the dog’s coat wet, apply shampoo to a damp sponge and then rub the product-coated sponge onto the dog. This will help distribute the shampoo more even …

Many brushes wear out over time because of a buildup of styling product, debris and oil which degrades the rubber pad causing pins to loosen and repostition. Cleaning your brush after each use will protect the investment of these essential grooming tools.Here are a few easy steps for proper brush cleaning: Begin cleaning by using your fingers to gently remove as many of the woven strands of hair from your brush as you can.Once most of the hair has been removed from the brush, draw a dry brist …

Casper Milan Cassarino, a second generation Afghan hound breeder, has been grooming since he was 11 years old. Though born in New York, Casper spent many years living and studying in Italy, returning to Brooklyn, NY as an adult. He worked in the medical field, while maintaining his passion for dogs and pet grooming. Casper was actively grooming dogs, showing dogs and raising Afghan hounds. A proud accomplishment, Casper opened his own grooming salon, Pimp My Pooch, to pursue his passion full-ti …