Keep your dog’s nails in tiptop shape with a pawdicure

Humans get pedicures, and dogs get “pawdicures” to keep their nails in ideal shape. This treatment will not only keep your dog’s nails looking good but prevents them from getting too long, which can be unhealthy and lead to scratches. It will also trim any overlong hair on the dog’s paws that may lessen traction.

Acupuncture can do wonders for your cat and dog

Acupuncture, the ancient Chinese treatment, isn’t just for people. Cats can benefit from it as well, according to petMD. You can target various ailments, from arthritis and allergies to chronic pain and asthma, with the technique. It will also relax your feline.

Try conditioning your dog to help improve its coat and skin

You wouldn’t shampoo your hair without conditioning it – so why would you subject your dog to such treatment? Using hypoallergenic dog conditioner maintains the natural oils in your dog’s coat, prevents tangles, and moisturizes skin, according to the RSPCA. If your dog has long hair, definitely consider implementing this into your grooming routine.

A blueberry facial thoroughly and naturally cleans your dog’s face

Another growing trend in the realm of pet spa treatments is blueberry facials for dogs, according to Rover.com. Because of the antioxidants in the berries, the facial helps effectively clean the pup’s face, including removing tear stains. You can buy a premade mask especially for dogs or make your own.

Treat dry, itchy skin with a moisturizing mud bath

Mud baths for dogs are officially a thing, according to the Dog Training Nation blog. The treatment, which typically contains essential oils, minerals, and moisturizers as well as mud, helps soothe dry, flaky, or itchy skin. Once it’s applied, a light massage ensures the product exfoliates the skin.