How To Muzzle A Dog Like A Pro (Without Needing A Muzzle!)

Knowing how to muzzle a dog is a really useful and important skill to have as a pet owner. Not only will this protect you when you need to transport your injured dog to the vet, but it will also keep your dog calm and safe.

In this vet demo, Drs. Pieter and Annerien will demonstrate how to muzzle a dog using a simple piece of cloth, such as a crepe bandage, tie or even pantyhose!

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