Caring for Norwich-Terrier
Norwich Terrier care consists of the puppy’s personal hygiene: brushing, trimming nails, washing after going outside, brushing teeth, examining ears and eyes. A separate element of care is Norwich trimming.
How often should Norwich trim? It depends on the quality of the coat and only a professional groomer can say for sure. The general recommendation is once every 3 months.
What does a puppy’s personal hygiene consist of? The puppy must allow a number of manipulations with him:
- Weekly examination of ears and eyes and, if necessary, cleaning.
- Teeth brushing (once every 2 weeks, or weekly).
- Combing (if necessary).
- Nail trimming (as they grow, but at least once every three weeks).
- Washing paws and belly after a walk.
This section will be useful to any novice owner of any breed, but the articles are written taking into account the characteristics of the Norwich breed.
Norwich Terrier coat care
The Norwich Terrier does not shed, but its coat requires grooming. Grooming can be divided into routine care: combing, periodically (not often) washing the dog, and specialized grooming - trimming.
How many times should a Norwich Terrier be trimmed? It depends on the quality of the coat and only a professional groomer can say for sure. The general recommendation is once every 3 months, more often for show animals.
What should you feed your Norwich Terrier?
Proper feeding of a dog is the key to health, good appearance and character. Please note: The Norwich Terrier is naturally prone to gaining weight. It is also important not to raise your dog to be too thin. This is achieved by choosing the right diet.
How to feed a puppy and an adult Norwich Terrier? Ready-made commercial feed or natural food. What not to feed dogs.
Norwich Terrier Health
The Norwich Terrier is a very strong dog in terms of health. However, like any other dog, he needs prevention of various diseases.
Prevention is daily monitoring of your pet’s behavior, as well as vaccination and treatment for parasites.
Dental care
The Norwich Terrier is a true terrier, with well-developed jaws and good, large teeth. However, these dogs can also develop tartar as they age. Prevention of the formation of tartar is regular brushing of teeth, which must be taught to the puppy from an early age.
Gadgets for puppies
The pet industry offers various gadgets for dogs and cats: automatic feeders, automatic drinking bowls, educational toys and mats, trackers, illuminated collars, etc.
You don't have to buy all of this, but these things do exist and can help you.