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Dog Care Guide

Kit & Ivy Sandy Shiba sandalwood dog cologne box on a warm wooden table
What Sandalwood Actually Smells Like on a Dog's Coat
Sandalwood smells warm, soft and faintly creamy, a bit like polished wood with a hint of sweetness, and on a dog's coat it reads quieter and cosier than it does... Read more...
Shiba Inu jumping off a blue couch next to a bottle of Kit & Ivy dog cologne
Why Your Dog Smells Again Two Days After a Bath
It's usually not the bath's fault — it's the skin underneath it. Dogs produce oil and shed skin cells continuously, and a bath only resets the clock; it doesn't stop... Read more...
Hand spritzing a bottle of Kit & Ivy dog cologne beside a soft fur throw
Is Dog Cologne Safe? What to Check Before You Spray
The short answer: it depends entirely on what's in the bottle. "Dog cologne" isn't a regulated category, so the name on the front tells you almost nothing. A well-formulated spray... Read more...