Sentences with phrase «during shedding season»

Just brush its short, dense coat occasionally, especially during shedding seasons.

Regular brushing is required, daily during the shedding seasons.

Usually, these dogs require only a weekly brush, but might need more during shedding season.

It does need regular brushing during its shedding seasons.

He also needs to be brushed every other day during shedding season.

A strong airflow will also help to get rid of loose hairs, which can be especially handy during shedding season.

The breed sheds a fair amount, even more so during shedding season, which can occur once or twice a year.

However, they do shed plenty all year and twice during shedding season, where they should be brushed daily.

You can sit for hours on end brushing these dogs with a regular brush and you would get absolutely nowhere during shedding season.

Although admittedly a source of frustration during shedding season, dog hair is a marvelous body structure efficient at insulation, skin protection, and sensory perception.

The coat should be brushed once per week to remove dead hair and daily during shedding season.

This tool will be your best friend, especially during the shedding season, when you'll be cleaning your carpets almost daily.

You will certainly need to give them a brush every day during shedding season, the first 3 weeks of spring and the first 3 weeks of autumn / fall.

Since these breeds are prone to develop dead undercoats during the shedding season, the thick coats basically trap debris and it is difficult to clean or groom them.

Grooming this mix is important to prevent the propagation of stray hairs during shedding season which happens twice a year.

Rottermans have a short coat that sheds a moderate to high amount, so daily brushing sessions will help keep the fur healthy and remove loose hair, particularly during shedding seasons.

Do so more often during shedding seasons.

Weekly groomings with a slicker brush are fine, except during shedding season when bi-weekly grooming may be required.

Weekly grooming with a slicker brush are fine, except during shedding season when bi-weekly grooming may be required.

If you keep your rabbit as an indoor pet, you'll want to groom them once every week or every other week during shedding season in order to have the least amount of fur possible flying inside your home.

This video gives you an excellent idea of how much fur a Malamute loses during shedding season, and how much effort is required when grooming her:

Holistic is a good food for Huskies not only because it so nutritionally complete, but also because it is known to ease shedding by large amounts, even during shedding seasons.

Retailers can also run seasonal promotions of these products, for example during shedding season,» says Roth.

However, weekly brushing is ideal especially during the shedding season if you have a rough - coated Border Collie.

A Chow Lab Mix sheds a lot during the shedding season, but there's going to be some hair loss all year, so don't forget to save some time for regular cleaning of your carpets and couches.

Thorough brushing of the hair should be done one to two times per week to avoid tangling and matting, and more frequently during the shedding season.

Simply groom your rabbit with a slicker brush outdoors 1 - 2 times per week as necessary during shedding season, and once every two weeks during off - season times.

Preventing an obstruction is far better than treating an obstruction, so double - check your ferret's room for any object that could be ingested, and brush, bathe and offer a pet laxative to your ferret during the shedding seasons.

But there are puppies who'll look more like the German Shepherd, which means that their coats will need daily brushing, because they'll shed regularly all year round, and worse during shedding season.

We highly recommend the FURminator deshedding tool to not only take care of the serious loss during shedding season, but is also great for regular upkeep.

Size 24 - 27 inches at shoulder, weight 80 - 135 lbs Coat Care Have short coats, average brushing required during shedding season

During shedding season once or twice a year, however, hair loss will be more profuse, with a daily brushing ideal.

Border Collies are known for their excessive shedding in dog community and because they have slightly longer hair coat it becomes a bit of a problem for their owners during their shedding season.

Ideally, you should brush a Berner several times per week, even daily during the shedding seasons.

The slicker brush helps thin out a rough - coated chow's dense undercoat during the shedding season, but avoid using too much pressure as you brush your dog to prevent any discomfort.

Ferrets do lose hair during shedding season but this will normally only be on the tail and will be quickly

Grooming: The Elkhound requires brushing several times per week; more often during shedding season.

Daily brushing during shedding season will keep loose hair to a minimum.

Rakes are particularly handy during shedding season.

Coat Care Cocker Spaniels have a fine and silky textured coat which will require brushing up to three times a week during shedding season, to avoid matting

Berners shed a fair amount, even more so during shedding season, which occurs twice a year.

Bernese Mountain Dogs must be brushed three times every week as a regular routine, and every day during the shedding season.

When possible, try and limit the amount of pet hair in the home by placing blankets on furniture and by frequently brushing and combing your dog, particularly during shedding season.

Reason Number Four: Another selling factor is pet beds that are waterproof or have removable covers are an easy sell for trouble - free cleaning especially during shedding season or for pets with a lack of bladder control.

If a Shepherd Pitt has the German Shepherd's double coat, she will need weekly brushing and a bit more during shedding season.

The dog's coat will fall out during shedding seasons, so regular brushing is essential.

During shedding season, I advise daily brushing.

The Czech Shepherd, also called the German «Shedding» Dog, has a double - coat, which requires regular brushing, especially during shedding season.

However, during shedding season, you may need to brush him daily.