Fresh & Groomed Bundle

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Head-to-Tail Cleaning
Sensitive skin safe
Stainless-Steel Blades

Everything your puppy needs to look and feel their best — all in one bundle. The Fresh & Groomed Bundle brings together four AKC-trusted grooming essentials designed for gentle, effective care from nose to nails.

  • AKC Pet Eye Wipes: Hypoallergenic, pre-moistened wipes remove tear stains, crust, and discharge around the eyes. Enriched with chamomile, lanolin, and coconut-derived cleansers, they're alcohol-free, dye-free, and safe for everyday use. The resealable twist-lock tub keeps them fresh and ready for mess-free cleanup — no rinsing needed.
  • Self-Cleaning Slicker Brush: Rounded bristle tips glide smoothly over your pet's skin to remove loose fur, tangles, and debris without scratching. The one-push self-cleaning button retracts bristles to release collected hair in seconds. Durable stainless-steel bristles and a non-slip ergonomic handle make it suitable for short, medium, and long-haired pets.
  • Grooming Towel Glove: A dual-sided 2-in-1 tool with soft microfiber noodles to absorb water and flexible silicone bristles to gently massage skin and lift loose fur. Use wet during baths to lather shampoo or dry for everyday brushing and deshedding. Gentle enough for puppies and senior dogs alike.
  • Stainless Steel Nail Clippers: Extra-sharp blades cut through thick nails cleanly with no splitting or crushing. A built-in safety guard helps prevent over-cutting, while the ergonomic non-slip rubber handles give you control even on wiggly pets. A bonus nail file is stored right in the handle for a smooth, polished finish.

Backed by the American Kennel Club — trusted by pet owners and professionals for safe, reliable grooming at home.

Slicker Brush: Use a light touch, build a routine

Slickers are effective but pressure should stay gentle for comfort. Best for medium, long, wire, and curly coats — especially where mats form. Brush weekly (more during shedding season), and follow up with a comb to confirm tangles are fully out. The self-cleaning button makes cleanup fast so you'll brush more consistently.

Grooming Glove: Bath time and everyday maintenance

Use the silicone bristle side to loosen dirt and loose fur before or during baths, then flip to the microfiber towel side to absorb moisture after rinsing. Work in the direction the coat grows and avoid rough scrubbing near the face and ears. Between baths, use the glove dry for quick coat maintenance and deshedding.

Nail Clippers: Start slow, make it rewarding

Introduce the clippers gradually — let your dog sniff and explore the tool before any trimming. Use calm praise, treats, or a lick mat to keep sessions positive and relaxed. Keep styptic powder on hand in case you nick the quick. Many dogs need trims every few weeks; those that walk on hard surfaces may need less frequent trims.

Bundle Tip: Groom in order for best results

For a full grooming session: start with the slicker brush to remove loose fur, use the grooming glove during bath time, dry with the glove's towel side, trim nails while your pup is calm and relaxed, then finish with eye wipes for a clean, fresh look.

How often should I use the eye wipes?

Daily is a strong baseline for stain-prone pets. Wipe away from the eye to keep product out, and dry the area afterward. If you notice swelling, yellow or bloody discharge, squinting, or sudden worsening, consult your vet.

How often should I brush my puppy, and what coats is the slicker brush best for?

Weekly for most dogs, and more often during heavy shedding seasons. The slicker brush works best on medium, long, wire, and curly coats — especially where mats tend to form. Keep sessions short and gentle for puppies, and follow up with a comb to confirm tangles are fully out.

How do I use the grooming glove during bath time and between baths?

During baths, use the silicone bristle side to loosen dirt and work shampoo through the coat, then flip to the microfiber towel side to absorb moisture after rinsing. Between baths, use the glove dry for quick coat maintenance, light brushing, and removing loose fur. Always brush before bathing to reduce tangles.

How do I make nail trimming less stressful for my dog?

Introduce the clippers gradually — let your dog sniff and explore the tool before any trimming. Use calm praise, treats, or a lick mat to keep sessions positive. Keep sessions short, avoid forcing it, and increase rewards if your dog resists. Keep styptic powder on hand in case you nick the quick.

How often should I trim nails and how do I know when it's time?

Many dogs need trims every few weeks if nails aren't wearing down naturally. Dogs that walk frequently on hard surfaces may need less frequent trims. A good sign it's time: if you can hear the nails clicking on the floor, they're overdue for a trim.

Gentle on Skin
Durable & Long-Lasting
Reduce Shedding
Anti-Slip