A good brushing every week or two will help keep your Great Dane's short coat soft and healthy. This will also help cut down on shedding and encourage skin circulation. Use this time to check for fleas and ticks. If you find them, you should use topical treatments to fight against them. You can also use this time to look for bumps, lumps, skin irritations, or scratches. Keep a check on these and take him to the vet if you notice any issues or if they get worse. When you are brushing your Great Dane, you can also check his nails. He may not need a lot of trimming since he is so large. His size and his level of activity will keep then worn down, but he may have one or two that might get too long. If this happens, you will need to trim them. Buy dog nail clippers from the pet store. When looking at the nail, make sure you look on the back side of the nail for a triangle shaped area, which is the quick of the nail that houses blood vessels and nerves. Cutting this will hurt your dog and may cause infection. If you aren't sure how to do this, ask your vet or a vet technician to show you how to do it at home or take him to have them cut. To ensure your Great Dane doesn't have teeth issues, you need to brush his teeth regularly, which is about once a week. You need to get him used to you brushing his teeth, so let him lick some dog toothpaste off your finger first, then wipe some along his gums. The next day, rub some toothpaste into his gums with your finger so he gets used to the feeling. The next day, you can try a toothbrush on just the outer side of his teeth. The inside takes care of itself. You may have to use your fingers a few times before he will allow the brush. Never use human toothpaste because fluoride is poisonous to dogs. You can also use dental formulated treats to help remove plaque.
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One-sentence summary -- Brush his coat. Trim his nails. Brush his teeth.

Q: What about that towel you use every time you bathe? How many times does it get used before it begins to stink? It accumulates the dead cells and oils that were left over after a poor cleaning. Dealing with this takes a good scrubbing with a course sponge, washcloth, brush, or similar item. The key is to get as much of the loose and dying and dead skin cells along with the oils off before you use the towel. To keep your body as clean as possible, it's important to wash your towel regularly and store it properly so it dries appropriately. If you do a poor job of cleaning you'll need to wash your towel after 2-3 uses.See Tip #3 below. Never just let a wet towel lay on the floor of the bathroom, or it will get mildewy and dirty quickly. It's important to hang it up properly and allow it to dry completely. Organic rock salt deodorant kills the bacteria that causes odor, and also helps cleanse your lymph nodes. When you first start using a mineral deodorant, you might have strong odor for 1 or 2 weeks, but don't give up, because this means it is detoxing all the bacteria that has built up from using regular deodorant. To keep the odor under control while your body flushes the toxins, get some therapeutic-grade essential oils (Young Living or Doterra), such as lavender, rose, lemon, or purification blend, among many others to put directly on your armpits to reduce odor. . After every bath or shower, you may want to apply moisturizer to your skin to help keep it healthy. Even if you have oily skin, moisturizer needs to be used regularly to help to keep your skin hydrated. Commercial moisturizers usually contain some combination of natural lipids and other compounds that your body generates naturally. Look for water-based moisturizers. Identify problem areas, like the heels of your feet, your elbows, and your knees, and apply moisturizer to those areas every night before bed. This can help to soften skin and improve its overall health. . Facial treatments like packs or masks can be used regularly throughout the week to clean and tighten the skin on your face. There are a variety of natural remedies and ingredients that can be used for a good face pack. Try the following: Use plain honey, lemon, milk, besan flour, green tea, and fresh fruits like papaya mango oranges sweet lime. You can also buy a face pack or mixture from the store. Read the ingredients to find out what's used so you can mix one up yourself. Body wash, shampoo, conditioner, facial cleanser, deodorant, and even makeup and hairspray can help promote a healthier body. When you put products on yourself that are full of toxins and harsh chemicals, it effects your health and your body's ability to self-regulate. Consider using home alternatives. For some people, deep cleaning means avoiding commercial products all together and focusing on cleaning your body with gentler home remedies. Instead of shampoo, you can use baking soda, apple cider vinegar, and warm water. If you're interested in learning more home remedies, check out the following articles: How to Cleanse Your Body Naturally How to Have Clear Skin Naturally How to Make a Basic Homemade Facial Scrub How to Make Homemade Shower Gel How to Make a Homemade Body Wash How to Make Your Own Soap How to Make Shampoo It's important to eat well and stay hydrated if you want to be clean on the inside as well as on the outside. Your diet has a direct impact on the health of your skin and your hair, meaning that good nutrition is part of a good cleaning regimen. When you diet to lose weight you even loose some of important nutrients so don't starve or cut down the carbs and fats completely. Try increasing the number of antioxidants in your diet. Drink green tea and eat tomatoes every day. Every morning, try eating basil leaves or soaked methi seeds on empty stomach, which are used as a common natural detox remedy.
A: Clean your towel regularly. Try using a mineral deodorant, instead of typical deodorant. Moisturize your skin Try regular face packs or masks Try products that contain natural and organic ingredients. Keep clean inside as well as out.

Article: This pizza is served cold and makes an excellent appetizer or finger food. It makes use of store-bought crescent rolls for the crust. It takes 20 minutes to prepare and 10 minutes to cook. The yield is 48 bite-sized squares. Use 2 non-stick baking sheets. Open the 2 packages of crescent rolls. Stretch the dough and flatten it out so that it forms one rectangular shape. Be sure to pinch the seams together. Bake for about 10 minutes. It's ready when the crust has become golden brown. Set the just-baked crust aside and let it cool for about 30 minutes while you prepare the rest of the dish. Remove the cream cheese from the refrigerator and allow it to sit out for several minutes. This will soften it and make it easier to work with. Once softened, place the cream cheese in a large mixing bowl and add the Ranch-style dressing mix. Stir vigorously until they are fully mixed together. Spoon the mixture over the cooled crusts in a thin layer. Finely chop the vegetables so that they are relatively small. Arrange them over the cream cheese sauce and sprinkle the shredded cheddar cheese on top. Place in the refrigerator for approximately 1 hour. When you're ready to serve them, take them out of the refrigerator and cut them into 48 bite-size squares. Serve immediately as appetizers or finger food.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Gather the ingredients. Preheat oven to 375F (190C) and prepare the crescent rolls. Make the "sauce" and chop the vegetables. Sprinkle the vegetables and cheddar over the cream cheese layer.