Sentences with phrase «keep hair coats»

Keeping the hair coat cleaned and groomed will help keep the skin healthy and keep them comfortable, not to mention looking snazzy!

By brushing or combing your cat regularly, you can keep its hair coat clean, shiny, and sleek.

Use a mild shampoo once weekly to keep the hair coat clean without drying it out.

Not exact matches

I decided if I gave her bangs, that would at least keep her hair from being glued to her nostrils and getting coated in green slime.

Just like you would condition your own human hair with coconut oil, rubbing some through your cat's or dog's coat will keep it healthy and shiny.

The thermal tights (seriously, the best purchase ever) and boots kept the rest of the look cold weather - friendly, and the beanie and messy hair toned down the feminine silhouette of the coat.

The actress wore a white coat dress and nude pumps for the occasion, and kept her hair in loose curls.

It's mandatory for all models to have a killer coat game, and Kendall has no trouble «keeping up» (ha, ha) in pieces like this pony hair - and - wool Sally LaPointe

Philip Glass (The Illusionist, Undertow) coats the film with his usual whimsical style, and though the film might be deemed as too slight in its subject matter to merit such heavy - handed compositions, the music is actually completely in keeping with the tragic allusions underneath, with motifs based on magic (wizard hats, old cats, strands of hair, and gold stars tie in to the coven - like relationship of the women) as well as Biblical references (Sheba is short for Bathsheba, the Old Testament woman seduced; Barbara's last name is Covett, and covet she most certainly does).

Therefore, regular combing with a rake is necessary to keep its coat free of dead hair.

All pet dogs likewise need routine bathing to keep their skin and hair coat clean and healthy.

To combat all that old hair as the new coat grows in, you'll find yourself investing in carpet cleaners, high - powered vacuum equipment or cleaning services to keep your home fur - free.

Keep in mind not all dogs with short hair are automatically low - shedding; Labrador Retrievers, for example, have smooth coats, yet shed more than many dogs with longer hair!

GROOMING, HAIR CUTS & TRIMMING THE SILKY The Silky's coat is fairly easy to manage and to keep up, here are a few helpful hints in grooming.

By providing your cat with proper nutrition, plenty of exercise, frequent grooming, and annual veterinary visits, you can help keep his or her hair coat healthy and may be able to minimize excessive shedding.

She will need brushing a few times a week for 15 minutes to keep her coat healthy, and those hairs out of your carpet.

Regular brushing keeps your dogs coat in good condition, always start at the head and work backwards down legs and towards tail brushing in the direction of the hair growth.

It keeps the coat in good condition, removing dead hair and flakes of dead skin; it cleans and separates the growing hairs; it stimulates the circulation; and it helps tone up the muscles... Grooming should start as young as possible and become a pleasurable experience for the cat.

You can also use dog grooming products such as coat dressings and spray on detanglers, that help to combing out tangles and mats.If your long haired dachshund keeps getting his belly hair, dirty and full of debris it may be necessary to trim this slightly.

Use this great dog brush tool 1 or 2 times in a week to eliminate extra hair and use oils over skin and coat after grooming to keep your pet healthy.

Grooming removes dead hair and distributes the natural oil which keeps your pets coat and skin healthy.

Besides feeling amazing and keeping their skin and hair coat healthy, it gives your pet what they want most — quality time with the people they love.

To keep the hair tangle - free, you will need to brush his coat about two or three times a week.

The Greyhound's coat is very simple to groom; brush it weekly with a rubber brush or hound mitt to remove dead hair and keep the coat shiny.

The tool is soft enough to be used every day without damaging your pet's skin, keeping his coat healthy and shiny while also reducing the amount of molted hair that shows up in your home.

If you don't want to go as far as shaving your dog's coat, a simple trim can help keep hair under control.

«A wet coat glues to the skin, so you want to get the loose hairs out first,» advises Felder, who also suggests putting cotton in your dog's ears before bathing to keep the water out.

Depending on the breed of your dog, you may be able to trim or shave his coat to keep hair under control.

You can use a hound glove and a bristle brush to keep the coat looking good and remove dead hair.

The double coat boasts long, straight guard hairs, whereas, the undercoat is dense and soft so to keep this breed warm.

Brush the wiry coat about a once a week, and pluck out long stray hairs with your fingers, especially around the eyes and ears, to keep these harsh wiry hairs from irritating the sensitive Aussie.

The coat of the Husky is thicker than most and is comprised of two layers — a short, thick, fluffy undercoat that keeps the canine warm, and a longer topcoat made up of water repellent guard hairs.

The hair brush also removes dirt and spreads natural oils throughout your pup's coat keeping your furry friend healthy.

Additionally, regular brushing, bathing and occasional hair trimming will help your dog's coat stay healthy and in turn keep him feeling good enough to exercise and grow.

To keep loose hair at bay (as well as tangles and mats), brush the Aussie's coat several times a week.

Coarse guard hairs in the outer coat trap the shedding undercoat hairs, keeping them off the floor and furniture.

For animals with short hair, a weekly brushing may be enough to keep their coat in good order.

Their coats don't tend to mat, but brushing will help keep shed hairs out of your house.

However, due to its heavy coat, owners will need to provide the bichon with regular groomings (trimming, brushing and bathing) every four to eight weeks to keep loose hair and dander from contaminating the environment.

Unless you are showing your long - haired rabbit, it is easiest to keep the coat trimmed to a length of about 1 inch or else the coat will be very prone to matting (but always be careful about trimming the hair over a rabbit's hocks or sores may result due to the lack of padding).

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.

They benefit from a weekly brush to remove dead hairs and to help keep their coats water resistant.

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

You should brush your pet's coat every day in order to keep it clean and smooth, as well as to remove lose hair.

Professional grooming is not necessary however regular brushing (daily when shedding) will help keep his coat looking its best and the loose hair in check.

Laxatone — An oral gel hairball remedy for cats that lubricates and coats ingested hair to keep it moving quickly through your cat's digestive system.

Many owners choose to keep the hair trimmed short and it takes on a wavy and fluffy quality; others keep the coat long and flowing.

The Poodle side of this dog may require periodic visits to the groomer to keep his coat looking it's best, but this dog is relatively maintenance free and brushing 1 to 2 times a week should be sufficient to keep hair in check.

Mist the coat with water from a spray bottle first to avoid breaking the hair, then use a pin brush followed by a slicker brush to remove dead hair and keep the coat healthy.

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.