Dog Grooming Supplies

Dog grooming supplies make it easier to bathe, brush, dry and trim your dog at home, from silicone bath brushes and shower heads to nail grinders, hair trimmers and quick drying towels. This collection from DogLooksGood© covers every step of a home grooming routine, whether you care for a short coated pup or a long haired breed. For coat care in particular, you can also browse our dedicated dog brushes.

How to choose the right dog grooming supplies

Coat type: Long coats benefit from a dedicated brush for long hair and regular detangling, while short coats need a rubber or silicone brush or a grooming glove to lift loose fur. A steam brush or hair remover helps during heavy shedding periods.
Bath time: A silicone bath brush, a bath glove or a spray nozzle with adjustable foam helps work shampoo into the coat. A shower head for dogs and a soap dispenser keep water and soap where you need them.
Drying: Microfiber towels come in several sizes from 30 x 30 cm to 50 x 100 cm, and a portable drying bag in sizes S to 2XL lets your dog dry while you tidy up. A dog bathrobe is another cozy option after the bath.
Nail care: Electric nail grinders file nails gradually, which some owners find less stressful than clipping, while manual nail clippers are quick and quiet. Choose the tool your dog tolerates calmly.
Handling: A grooming hammock in XS to L holds small and medium dogs in place during nail trims, and an all in one grooming set gathers eight essential tools in one kit.
Paw cleaning: A silicone paw cleaning station with a detachable cup, or a foam paw cleaner with coconut oil and glycerin, keeps muddy paws out of the house.

Sizing and fit

For wearable items such as the bathrobe, the drying bag and the grooming hammock, measure your dog's chest girth and back length, then check the size chart on each product page and choose the larger size if your dog falls between two. For towels and paw cleaning stations, compare the listed dimensions or the small and large versions with your dog's body and paw size.

Popular picks in this collection

Dog Paw Cleaning Station: a soft silicone cup in small or large, for owners who walk in muddy or wet areas.
Electric Dog Nail Grinder in Black: a grinder designed for dogs, for owners who prefer filing nails gradually at home.
Portable Dog Drying Bag: a drying bag in sizes S to 2XL that helps dogs dry quickly after a bath.
Dog Grooming Set: an eight piece kit in pink, for new owners building a home grooming routine.
Dog Brush For Long Hair: a brush in sizes S and M, for long haired breeds prone to tangles.

Pairs well with

Keep paws clean between baths with our dog paw cleaners, and protect them outdoors with dog shoes. A dog raincoat means less mud to wash off after rainy walks, and a fresh dog bed is the natural next stop after bath time. Seasonal coat and skin care is covered in 7 tips to keep your dog healthy this spring.

Dog grooming supplies FAQ

How often should I brush my dog?

Dogs with long or double coats usually need brushing several times a week to prevent mats, while short coated dogs can often be brushed once a week. Brushing more often during shedding seasons reduces loose hair around the home.

How often should I bathe my dog?

Most dogs only need a bath every few weeks, or when they get dirty or smelly. Bathing a dog too often can dry out the skin, so use a shampoo made for dogs and ask your vet if your dog has sensitive or irritated skin.

Is a nail grinder or nail clippers better for my dog?

A nail grinder files the nail little by little and leaves smooth edges, while nail clippers are faster and silent. Dogs sensitive to noise often accept clippers more easily, and dogs who dislike the pressure of clipping may prefer a grinder. Trim only the tip to avoid the quick.