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Why do pets groom themselves?

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Why do pets groom themselves?

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Pets groom themselves to maintain good hygiene, regulate body temperature, and promote bonding within their social group. Grooming also helps pets to remove dirt, parasites, and loose hair from their fur, keeping them clean and healthy.

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