A wet dog coat can hide more than water. Rain, swimming, bath time, and damp grass can trap debris and irritation close to the skin.
After swimming, rain, or bath time, check paws, belly, armpits, ears, tail base, collar line, and any thick coat areas that stay damp. Dry hidden spots and watch for odor, redness, licking, or scratching.
After the dog is dry and checked, K9 by Draw It Out® can fit normal dog-care routines.
The skin matters more than whether the dog looks dry.
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