While numbers for human beings are closed due to emergency regulations, at the request of the police, the Ministry of Health has exempted dog numbers because it is a health need for some of the four

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The Corona crisis is forcing many to be patient and deal with the problematic haircut until the end of the movement restrictions imposed by the government, but today (Sunday) the dog population in Israel can already enjoy properly designed fur. Because some of our best haircut friends are in need of health, the police have approached the Ministry of Health with an exception to the dog haircuts and allow them to work according to the emergency regulations.

Compared to humans, fur care for dogs is not only a fashionable necessity, but helps the dog maintain its cleanliness and health. Neglect can lead to various bacteria, parasites, and illnesses that can be avoided if you maintain a grooming routine for your dog - and an integral part of fur care is the haircut.

There are dogs that need a haircut and are even necessary, especially during the hot summer months, and without the fur haircut will lengthen and can store dirt and become a nuisance that will damage their skin health. The haircut season begins when the weather warms, so it is advisable to tell dogs in the spring and summer months.

Dog owners recently contacted the Tel Aviv District Police on the grounds that closing the dog haircuts is detrimental to the health of the dogs, making it clear that this is not a luxury and that haircut or nail clipping may cause the animal to have eye inflammation, inflammation or knots in the fur. As a result, the Police Department's Legal Advice Department was initiated by the Ministry of Health - which allowed the opening of dog hairdressers.