How often Should I Groom My Dogs

Your Pup Could be Begging You to Notice

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They’re speaking, and we aren’t listening—learn the 4 overlooked signs that could be keeping your pup from being their happy, healthy self.

See the Signs They’ve Been Trying to Show You...

Your Dog Depends on You—Are You Listening?

What Is Your Dog Trying to Tell You? (Get the Answers They Need)

When you see your dog subtly itch behind their ear, do the cute butt scoot, roll around, or nibble at their paw, you probably think nothing of it. After all, they seem happy enough, right?


But here’s the truth: your dog relies on you for everything—their food, their safety, their comfort. And when they scratch, shed, or seem restless, it’s easy to assume it’s just “normal.”


But what if it’s not? What if those little quirks are their way of telling you something’s wrong? What if they’re silently struggling, hoping you’ll notice?



You got your dog for a reason—they’re part of the family. Whether they’re a best friend, a play buddy for the kids, or a cuddle partner after long days at work, they bring so much joy to your life. And now, they’re counting on you to help them feel their best.

Dogs can’t speak, but their behaviors tell a story—if you know how to listen. These are some of the things you probably see daily

  • Constant scratching
  • Excessive shedding
  • Restless nights

If you have seen these signs it could be more than just a quirk,—they’re their attempt to communicate that something might be wrong...

As their owner, it’s up to you to recognize these signs and act on them. They can’t fix this on their own—but you can. And when you do, you’ll not only help them feel better—you’ll give them a life full of happiness, health, and tail-wagging joy.


Let’s start by uncovering what those signs really mean and how you can help.

What they have been trying to tell you revealed...

The Silent Signs Your Dog Needs You

Constant Scratching

Left unchecked, your dog’s constant scratching can lead to raw, irritated skin and painful infections. Over time, what starts as a simple itch could escalate into open sores, requiring costly veterinary care.  Its similar to when you have an annoying rash or embarrassing amounts of dandruff. Your pup is trying to tell you they’re uncomfortable—don’t let it get to the point where they’re suffering in silence.

Excessive Shedding

Shedding might seem like a normal part of owning a dog, but excessive shedding could be a sign of nutritional deficiencies or underlying health issues. Without intervention, your pup’s coat could become dull and patchy, leaving them vulnerable to skin problems and making them look and feel unhealthy. They rely on you to spot these signs before things get worse.

Emotional distress

If your dog struggles to relax or sleep through the night, it’s not just frustrating for you—it’s a sign they’re uncomfortable. Restlessness can stem from anxiety, joint pain, or even an undiagnosed health issue. Ignoring it could mean sleepless nights for both of you and a growing sense of unease for your pup that affects their well-being every day.

Biting Paws

Often the most overlooked sign, your dog’s paw chewing is like you walking with a rock in your shoe or a thorn stuck in your foot every day—unbearable. This behavior could stem from allergies, irritation from road salt, or even an infection, turning each step into a painful struggle. Your pup is trying to tell you something—don’t let their silent discomfort go unnoticed.

What If You Lived Without Basic Hygiene?

  Let’s imagine for a moment... that you rarely took showers, brushed your teeth, clipped your nails, or even got a simple haircut. It’s easy to see how this lack of care could lead to uncomfortable health problems—irritated skin, bad breath, overgrown nails that hurt with every step. Eventually, these small issues would snowball into big, expensive ones, forcing you to visit the doctor or dentist.

      Now, think about your dog. They can’t brush their teeth, clean their coats, or trim their nails without your help. Proper grooming isn’t just about appearances—it’s about preventing discomfort and potential health issues before they arise.

      We’re not saying  that grooming will completely eliminate trips to the vet, but we are saying that keeping your dog clean and comfortable can help them live longer, healthier, and happier lives—and maybe save you time and money on preventable vet visits in the long run.

The Salina Area Has Committed to Keeping Their Pup Healthy

Will You?

5 star review

"As a new customer of TopDog, My Shiatzu mix was  taken care of 100%. The employee was polite and mindful of his previous injury. The  cut was fantastic and all mats were removed. My poor little boy came  out with  a fantastic beard and a nice fitting cut for  his breed."

- Kiran

5 sdtar review

"They are very professional & communicate very well!! I have 2 huskies, Saint Bernard, & teacup multipoo and they all get groomed by TopDog! I would highly recommend this business to anyone!"




-Lori Tremblay

5 star review

"We go baths, blow outs, nail trims,  and ear cleaning! the prices are reasonable and it was so convenient to have them come to  us instead of  transporting all three dogs around!"





- Shylo Hemel

Here’s What to Do Today to Keep Your Pup Healthier for Years to Tomorrow:

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