Comfortable skin and a clean coat are mostly about routine, not products. A weekly plan keeps a Frenchie fresh in Florida’s heat and humidity without turning bath time into a project. Start with a quick brush once or twice a week to lift loose hair and let air reach the skin. Wipe facial folds with a damp, soft cloth and then dry thoroughly—drying is the secret. Peek in the ears during your brush session and wipe gently if needed; there’s no need to dig. Nails that tap on the floor are too long, so trim little and often. Teeth matter more than people think; a few swipes with dog toothpaste several times a week pays off in fresh breath and long-term health.

Baths should be short, lukewarm, and followed by a full dry, especially in folds and armpits. In humid months, a cool blow-dry keeps moisture from lingering where irritation starts. Dark coats show dust and dandruff; light coats show stains—both respond to the same basics: good diet, gentle shampoo, and a steady rhythm you actually keep. After pool or beach days, rinse salt or chlorine, pat dry, and check folds again. If you ever wonder whether a product is right for your Frenchie, ask your vet; simple beats complicated every time.

Quick weekly cues: brush 1–2×, wipe-and-dry folds, quick ear check, trim nails as needed, teeth swipes on three days.