Sentences with phrase «at removing dead hair»

Because of those barbs on that rough tongue, that are so good at removing dead hair, cats find it impossible to spit the hair out.

During shedding season a rake - type grooming tool with metal prongs is good at removing the dead hair, then the coat can be scissored down.

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The Plott Hound should be groomed at least once a week with a rubber brush to remove dead hair and distribute skin oils.

At that time, a bath followed by vigorous brushing helps remove the dead hair.

If you are careful to separate the long hairs by combing or brushing in small sections (after the initial brush - out) and then pluck or pull only a few hairs at a time, you'll remove the dead hair and new growth will be even.

Plan to brush your dog's coat at least every other day to keep shedding under control — using a slicker brush will help to remove loose and dead hairs.

Using a bristle brush daily won't be as effective as other brushes at removing fur and stopping shedding, but they're necessary when brushing daily to remove dead hair without resulting in bald patches.

At the very least you'll need a stiff brush, to remove the dead hair, followed by grooming with a hound glove to give the coat a gloss finish.

This tool removes the hair directly from your dog before it gets the chance to shed, it is comfortable for the dog, and removes the allergens and dead skin cells at the same time, preventing possible issues with your own health.

Undercoat rakes are the most effective at removing tangles and mats and dead hair from the undercoat.

These dogs seem to shed small amounts of fur all year round, so require brushing at least weekly to remove any dead hair.

Brush all over her body, including her chest and abdomen, concentrating on one section at a time to remove dead hair and tangles.

Debuting the grooming tools to retailers at SuperZoo in July, Eddy Cathaud, CEO of the company, explained that his design features rounded teeth on the de-shedder that are specially designed to only remove 100 percent dead, loose hair and no live hair.

Concentrate on one section at a time to remove any dead hair, dirt and debris, and take extra caution when brushing around the face and belly as the skin is particularly delicate.

They should be brushed with a medium - bristle brush or a hound glove (a rubber mitt with nubs on the palm area) at least once a week to loosen and remove dead hair and encourage new hair growth.

The Malamute needs to be brushed at least twice a week to remove dead hair from their thick coats.