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Bracco Italiano Care
- Grooming: The Bracco Italiano has a short, dense coat that lies close to the body, so its grooming is simple. Brushing 1 or 2 times a week is recommended to remove dead hair and keep the coat clean. Bathing can be done every 6 to 8 weeks or when the dog is truly dirty.
- Brushing and combing: For its care, it’s suitable to use a soft-bristle brush, a rubber mitt, or a curry-style brush to help remove loose hair and stimulate the skin. Regular brushing also helps distribute the coat’s natural oils and maintain shine.
- Hair trimming: The Bracco Italiano does not require a haircut. Its coat should be kept natural, limited only to brushing to remove dead hair and a small tidy-up in areas such as the paws if necessary.
- Special attention: It’s important to pay special attention to its long, drooping ears, as they can trap moisture or dirt. It’s also a good idea to check the folds around the muzzle and lips, clean drool or dirt residue, and keep an eye on the skin’s condition after outings in the countryside.
- Recommended grooming appointments: Bath every 6 to 8 weeks and maintenance sessions every 6 to 8 weeks for general hygiene, ear check, nail trimming, and monitoring the coat’s condition.
Want the best care for your Bracco Italiano?
We’ll show you the 3 steps you need to follow to achieve it.
1. BRUSHING AND COMBING
- The Bracco Italiano has a short, dense coat that feels slightly coarse to the touch.
- Although it doesn’t require extensive care, weekly brushing is important to keep the skin healthy and remove dead hair.
- Using a rubber mitt or a natural-bristle brush is recommended, as it helps remove surface dirt and stimulate skin circulation.
- During shedding seasons, brushing can be increased to 2 or 3 times per week to control hair loss.


Grooming Mitt for Bracco Italiano
Mitt for short-haired dogs Artero Laika, helps remove loose hair and keeps the coat shiny and healthy
Glove for Bracco Italiano
The Artero Kira, a breathable, water-resistant fabric glove with a rubber palm and bristles to remove shedding hair from the coat. Adjusts at the wrist with a velcro closure, with an articulated thumb for better handling.
Conditioner for Bracco Italiano
The Flash Conditioner with an immediate effect provides extraordinary shine and conditioning without weighing down. A quick solution for frizz.
Deshedding Tool for Bracco Italiano
The deshedding tool Artero Golf pulls out shedding hair, removes surface undercoat and topcoat hair.
2. BATHING
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The Bracco Italiano can be bathed approximately every 6 to 8 weeks with a mild shampoo specifically for short-haired dogs.
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Its coat doesn’t hold much dirt, so it doesn’t need frequent baths.
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It’s important to rinse the product thoroughly to avoid residue on the skin and dry the coat properly, paying attention to the ears and folded areas to prevent moisture.


Shampoo for Bracco Italiano
The bath shampoo ARTERO Detox for dogs and pets, anti-toxin, anti-pollution, and degreasing effect. Ideal for city pets.
Mask for Bracco Italiano
The Artero Spa Vital Mask for dogs and cats is formulated with Aloe Vera and Rosehip.
Shampoo for Bracco Italiano
The Artero Relax Shampoo is recommended for dogs with itching, irritated or sensitive skin, and seborrhea. Helping to prevent different diseases and infections that our furry friends are exposed to day after day.
3. HYGIENE
- Bracco Italiano hygiene should include regular ear cleaning, since their long, drooping ears can accumulate dirt and moisture.
- It’s also advisable to clean the lips and muzzle folds to prevent irritation.
- Eyes should be checked to remove any eye discharge, nails kept trimmed, and dental hygiene maintained through brushing or specific products to prevent tartar buildup.


Ear Cleaner
The Artero Aurigel is an easy-to-apply gel, ideal for cleaning the Bracco’s ear canals. Its formula helps remove excess wax and dirt, keeping ears clean and reducing the risk of infections.
Toothpaste gel for Bracco Italiano
The Artero Dental Pack Smile effectively removes tartar plaque, one of the main causes of dental problems in dogs, such as gum infections and bad breath. Its advanced formula fights bad breath by neutralizing bacteria in the mouth, leaving a long-lasting fresh feeling.
Gloves for Bracco Italiano
The Artero Gloves For Hygiene Plis Plas is the solution for cleaning the dirt accumulated during the day from the coat and skin.
Paw Pad Repair Cream
To care for our pet’s paw pads and dry areas, we will use the cream Artero Dfender.
Perfume for Bracco Italiano
The Detox Perfume is an irresistible fragrance for your faithful four-legged friends: a slightly tart and fruity touch that feels fresh and very addictive
What is the Bracco Italiano like?
The Bracco Italiano is a large, elegant, muscular dog with a strong yet harmonious build. It has an elongated head, long, drooping ears, and a noble, calm expression.
Its coat is short, dense, and shiny. The most common colors are white, white with orange or amber markings, and white with brown markings. It’s a very well-balanced, intelligent, and affectionate breed, known for its great hunting ability and strong bond with the family.













