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 FURminator deShedding tool - amazing - is the first word that comes to mind to describe this pet brush. Next thought is, It's the only pet brush I'll ever need. Grooming family pets has usually been my realm, so I've used various pet brushes to groom cats and dogs, all of which pale in comparison to FURminator. Your cat or dog will be wonderfully groomed in just a few minutes. The Equine Tool works wonders for horses, donkeys, etc. The ability of this tool for removal of  Furminator de-shedding tool..
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... loose, undercoat pet hair is said to be astounding and harmless to the pet's top coat. How well does it work? Developed by a professional groomer Furminator is well designed. The ergonomic rubber is made to fit your palm, grips fingers nicely and the patented grooming edge is constructed of high quality stainless steel. Positioned at a right angle to the handle the grooming edge pulls effortlessly through your pets fur. Our cat is a long hair indoor pet so shedding is a problem - cat hair tumble weeds everywhere. Using the small, de Shedding tool I got to work on the cat and in just a few minutes there was so much loose fur removed I wondered if I was about to bald her on one side - the loose fur, more than I had ever imagined, just kept coming off BUT in a uniform manner. The cat, who normally will put up with only so much brushing preened and pranced for the duration - she actually enjoyed it. Any mats must be removed first.
The business end of FURminator is the edge and tiny intricate teeth within, so be sure to keep the protective edge cover in place when not in use. The edge and internal teeth are sensitive and should not be used to brush mats and tangles. FURminator is intended to last the life of your pet and when used by professional groomers has proven to endure more than 5,000 groomings ! Should a replacement edge ever be needed the manufacturer can provide them for the medium and large de Shedding Tools. Why the premium price ? Furminator is a higher price than most other brushes because it consists of quality, unique materials - it's built to last years. More importantly, Furminator de shedding tool does what no other pet brush can do - remove loose undercoat while leaving the top coat. Really, you'll find little if any need to take your pet to a groomer because Furminator leaves your cat or dog with a shiny, even, and well manicured coat that looks and feels superb. I tell you, our long haired cat has never looked so attractive as when I groomed her with Furminator - in my experience,no other brush comes even remotely close in effectiveness and quality. Which tool to buy ? The small and cat tools are identical other than the color of the handle. Cat tool is purple, the small blue. Both are for cats and small dogs. The medium tool, as the name implies, is adequate for medium sized to larger dogs. The large tool as you'd expect, is better for large and giant breed dogs. Sizes:
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With the onset of warmer weather and more hours of daylight, you may notice an increase in the amount of hair your dog is shedding. This is the time to get serious about brushing your dog. The more you brush the dead hair from your dog, the less hair you will find on your clothing and in your home. Many breeds have a mixed coat containing guard hairs (the outer coarser hairs on the top of the coat), and an undercoat (finer, fluffy hair underneath). Both types of hair serve a purpose. The guard hairs provide waterproofing, while the inner coat insulates and protects the dog from his environment. The guard hairs tend to fall off all by themselves, while the undercoat tends to stay on the dog until you either brush it out, or it forms clumps that eventually fall out. It’s normal for every dog to lose hair. Each individual hair (whether it’s a guard hair or “secondary” undercoat hair) has a lifespan. When the hair dies, it either falls out or sticks in the live coat. Breed determines coat type. Dogs that have mostly guard hairs shed almost continuously and should be brushed frequently (once or twice a week) to collect all those loose hairs. Regular brushing also helps to moisturize the coat. This coat can be brushed with a curry pad and short-toothed slicker brush. Dogs with a lot of undercoat can be brushed with an undercoat rake first, then a long-toothed slicker brush. Areas of coat on the haunches and back of the rear legs may need to be de-matted with a de-matting rake first. Rake through any clumps of matted fur, then brush. A dog with heavy undercoat may need brushing only once every two weeks, except when he’s shedding his undercoat. When you start to see downy clumps of fur appearing in the coat, increase brushing to weekly until all the dead undercoat is gone. Don’t worry about brushing out too much undercoat; the only coat that will come off is dead coat. How you brush is just as important as using the right tools. Be sure to brush from the skin out. Be as systematic as possible and don’t allow your dog to move around while you’re brushing him. You don’t need to use a lot of force if you brush properly. If an area is thickly matted, place the matted fur on the palm of your hand and brush as hard as you like. This way, you won’t hurt your dog’s skin. If you’re going to bath your dog, make sure he is completely brushed first. This will considerably reduce drying time. Laureen Osborne is a nationally certified Master Groomer and the author of three dog-grooming books. Send your grooming questions to Laureen through her web site: www.Larkspurpublications.com. (Originally appeared in our March 2009 issue) |
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