Sentences with phrase «dead hair»

The product helps in removing dead hair from your dog's coat.

It's durability and ergonomic design makes it worth buying as a neat dog brush which actually works for removing dead hair from your dog's coat for maintenance.

Daily grooming removes a lot of dead hair so that less is ingested by the cat during self - grooming.

Hot spots are more common in dogs with long and heavy coats so make sure to remove dead hair by brushing.

The drying process also helps to further loosen up dead hair in the coat.

Show dogs are typically stripped, a time - consuming process of pulling dead hairs out of the coat by hand or with a stripping knife.

This will further loosen dead hairs and bring them to the surface of the coat.

Before brushing, eliminate dead hair by using a glove brush to massage his skin against the natural direction of his hair.

Dogs may shed dead hairs continuously, particularly in dry winter household heat.

Use it as a stand - alone grooming tool to remove loose dead hair.

By washing away dead hair, regular bathing reduces shedding of your dogs coat.

During shedding seasons, increase your brushing frequency as needed to remove the excess dead hair.

When a cat loses dead hair from his or her coat, we call that «shedding,» and it's a natural part of a cat's life.

When new hair begins to grow, it pushes out the older dead hair.

A rubber brush can be especially effective for removing dead hair on cats with short fur.

A flea comb is best since its teeth are very close together and ensures the removal of more dead hair.

His coat must be stripped of dead hair at least a couple of times a year.

It has repaired most of my split ends and dry dead hair!

It removes dirt and debris, grease and even dead hair from the cat's coat.

When you're done, use a soft cloth to remove any leftover dead hair.

A regular bathing schedule encourages dead hair to drop out.

I will continue to work on being able to handle them to brush out what dead hair that I can until then.

This will help remove dead hair and knots in his coat and make it easier to wash after.

It may need stripping around the face every few months (pulling out dead hairs by hand).

To keep hair loss under control, you need to brush your dog's coat three times a week to remove dead hairs from her body.

It gets rid of dead hair and keeps it neat.

Taking your pet to a grooming salon is also helpful as groomers are great at removing the winter coat and dead hair in your pet's fur.

Also use the flea comb to remove loose dead hair.

It also blows away dead hair, to aid with grooming.

Cats losing dead hair is a natural and irreversible process.

«Use it in the back yard on a dry dog and get rid of dead hair before it hits the floor.»

This will help loosen dry skin flakes and dander while removing dead hair so that shampoo can penetrate and moisturize your dog's skin.

A couple of times per year pluck dead hairs manually.

A brush, comb, mat remover or grooming glove used for a few minutes every day will help collect dead hair that you can throw away instead of finding it all over the house.

Use a slicker brush to remove tangles and catch dead hair with a bristle brush.

Regular brushing offers benefits such as dead hair and dirt, and removing or preventing mats and tangles.

The coat tends to be both lacking an undercoat and tightly curled, which keeps dead hair from detaching and floating in the air.

Use a rubber curry comb or grooming mitt to remove dead hair once a week or so.

Bathing removes excess dead hair which normally end up on your clothes, your furniture, and your cat's stomach.

This coat variety sheds dead hair within it's coat, rather than moults.

Five days after the final doses of the supplement, Le Prell's team assessed the animals» permanent hearing loss by tallying dead hair cells.

Shedding is a natural process that causes dead hairs to release from the dog's skin so they can be replaced by new hairs.

Long - haired single coats also are prone to matting, because dead hairs are likely to get caught in the coat; some can be more challenging to groom than any double coat.

Dogs with short, dense fur prone to matting, like Retrievers and Labradors, need weekly brushing with a slicker brush (a brush with soft pads and angled flexible pins) to remove tangles and a bristle brush to catch dead hair.

The stainless steel pins are designed to last and last as they gently release and gather dead hair and clear mats and tangles.

The fur and dead hair falls out naturally and, in fact, double - coated breeds should never be shaved.

A routine rubdown with a harsh cloth and massage will release dead hairs.

Because of this «manipulation,» people who live in apartments can have small dogs, people who are allergic can have dogs that do not drop dead hair all over the house, people who are handicapped can have service dogs, people with active lifestyles can have energetic dogs, people with sedentary lifestyles can have quiet companions, etc..