Sentences with phrase «during shedding seasons»

The Klee Kai's furry coat requires regular brushing, especially during shedding seasons.

Regular administration of hairball formulas or laxatives once weekly or more often during shedding seasons will help prevent hairball buildup.

During their shedding seasons (spring and fall) they release their undercoats, creating tons of excess fur.

Taking them to a groomer to receive a good brushing, especially during shedding seasons can assist in minimizing unwanted hair by removing the dead hair or undercoat that occurs.

Many dogs are shaved down during shedding seasons to reduce excess fur at home.

If the shedding during the rest of the year doesn't convince you to get a high - powered dog hair vacuum, we're willing to bet you'll want to during the shedding seasons!

Do so more often during shedding seasons.

It does need regular brushing during its shedding seasons.

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

Regular brushing is required, daily during the shedding seasons.

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.

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

Rakes are particularly handy during shedding season.

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.

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

During shedding season it is normal for this dog to lose a lot of hair, and it has a tendency to get dermatitis during this time.

If you don't mind your dog sitting on the couches, it's advisable to buy a cover for the couches, especially during shedding season.

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

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

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

Their short coats require only a brief brush with a soft - bristled brush once a week or so, especially during shedding season.

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

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

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

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:

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.

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

The German Sheppweiler is a medium to heavy seasonal shedder and his thick, coarse coat will need brushing 3 to 4 times per week (more during shedding season) to keep it looking its best and the hair in check.

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.

As avid self - groomers, rabbits tend to scarf down a lot of their own hair during the shedding season, which can lead to a life - threatening condition known as GI stasis.

Weekly brushing — daily during shedding season — will help to remove loose hair and keep the dog looking his best.

It should be noted that the absence of the undercoat during the shedding season is normal.

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.

During shedding season, your Husky will shed his entire undercoat.

Hairballs may be prevented during the shedding season (spring and fall) by frequent brushing, weekly bathing and daily use of a pet laxative during the shedding season.

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.

During shedding season, you may want to brush him daily.

A Newfoundland requires thorough combing once a week (more during shedding season), and requires a fair amount of brisk exercise with you; otherwise he will probably be just as happy to lie around becoming unhealthy, fat, and lazy.

During shedding season (see the next question), you should brush your Labrador Retriever every day to pull out the worst of the dead hair so less of it ends up on your floor and furniture.

Brushing your feline is particularly useful during shedding season (which will vary depending on the climate you live in, but is usually during the spring and summer months).

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

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

If you're thinking of getting one of these dogs, be sure to give them adequate exercise, lots of affection, don't leave them on their own too long, and brush them daily 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

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.

With the smooth - coated Griffon, weekly brushing — daily during shedding season, which is usually a week or two in the spring, and then again in the fall — and the occasional bath will help to remove dirt and loose hair and keep the dog looking his best.

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

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