Things You'll Need
- Hypoallergenic dog shampoo
- Dog-cleansing wipes
- Soft tissues
- Dog brush
- Towel
- Corn starch or baby powder (optional)
Instructions
Bathe your English bulldog at least once a weak using a hypoallergenic, soap-free cleanser. Paying special attention to your bulldog's skin folds and wrinkles, rub your soapy fingers into the wrinkles, making sure to avoid the dog's eyes.
Rinse your dog thoroughly to make sure that all soap and dirt are washed out from his wrinkles, then dry your dog with a towel. Make sure the skin folds are dry; trapped moisture can become a breeding ground for bacteria.
Brush your English Bulldog at least once a day to loosen hair that is trapped in her wrinkles and help prevent more from getting caught.
Clean your bulldog's wrinkles and skin folds with a cleansing wipe designed for dogs. Make sure the brand you use is soap-free and safe around eyes so you can use them on your bully's face.
Dry your bully's wrinkles with a soft tissue after you clean them to help prevent bacteria from getting trapped. Rub the tissue in and out of the wrinkles, the same way you did with the cloth.
Rub a small amount of baby powder or corn starch into your dog's wrinkles to dry out any excess moisture. Consult your vet or groomer before doing this.