Sentences with phrase «too much fur»

Reckless and untrained pet groomers can cause great harm and discomfort to your pets by nicking skin, cutting nails too far, shaving off too much fur and more.

If more hair is being swallowed than the cat's system can handle because the cat is removing too much fur from her body, excessive hairball vomiting will occur.

During his twice - yearly shedding seasons, daily brushing will help keep too much fur from flying.

Ingesting too much fur could result in them hacking up hairball after hairball — an unpleasant situation for all parties involved.

Trim fur inside ears that block air getting into the ears especially if your dog is prone to ear infections as a warm, moist environment created by too much fur in the ears blocking air flow invites bacterial infections.

The FURminator might potentially remove too much fur on a frenchie with a thinner coat.

Not exact matches

Two problems: They couldn't find any fake bear - ish threads that didn't look «cartoonish,» like a mascot outfit, and real bear fur, claws and fangs cost too much.

There are different reasons why I love it so much — first of all it is an eye - catcher as it is striped plus faux fur, second of all it's not too crazy since black and white are very subtle colors and last but not least faux fur always adds a little glam to an outfit.

Next time I'll attempt to be a bit more serious, but I was having too much fun wearing my favorite faux fur vest and I have cutest horse print on my shirt.

I do have a vintage muff - its a little grubby but too much fun to play with to give away - I'm not sure what fur it is but it's definitely real - kind of coarse and scratchy.

But when thrown together with fur, a scarf and lace up booties there's just way too much going on... and because they're cropped, it makes it even worse!

When it comes to coats with fur, just remember that there can always be too much of a good thing — so don't go overboard.

To some, a fur vest might be too much... I mean they can look super fancy!

Realistically, I know this colorful fur trend will come and go, so I'm not looking to spend too much money.

I made it a little more revealing by wearing just a lace bra underneath (if it's too much you can always wear a cami top underneath instead), but I kinda balanced it out with the faux fur coat.

Of course I attracted attention from the Italians since most of them had their furs on, I didn't mind too much honestly.

You guys also know that I love a good pair of white sneakers, and these ones are too much fun (they have a chunky sole and plush fur on the inside, so they're like a fall / winter version of my favorite casual shoe).

I bought way too much of the fur at Hancock fabrics so I plan on making another diy faux fur project, maybe a muff or a vest or an infinity scarf?

I love the leopard and fur very much too!

Colored fur tends to make me nervous; it feels like way too much of a statement.

Some pet parents swear by coconut for healthy pets with glossy fur coats, but, in reality, this food is much too fatty for your hamster to eat on a daily basis.

They are even prone to depression as a result of too much alone time and have been known to self - inflict harm by pulling out their fur or chewing on the skin.

There's no question fur helps insulate cats in cold weather as well as helps prevent the body from taking on too much heat.

Their rotund size makes them very huggable and their smooth fur means that you don't have to worry about them shedding too much.

Animals evolved or were created with fur or hair that prevented too much ultraviolet light from damaging skin and eyes, or having other bad effects on health.

If your fur - kid already packs too much poundage, don't expect the pup to maintain activity for extended periods.

Although it's safe to bathe your dog as often as you need to, bathing him too much may remove the natural oils in his fur and cause dry, itchy skin.

«If you bathe your kitty too much in the winter or shave her she loses the natural oils in her fur that help repel moisture,» Trimble says.

Too much stimulation or placing a puppy in situations that scare the fur off of him could turn him into a fearful withdrawn adult.

Our only problem is we don't wear collars (unless going out) around home we don't because they matt our fur too much.

yes == I agree — responsibility is a huge part of being a dog owner — no matter what — including training them so both the dog and the owner are much happier — I have learned a whole lot from my little fur - baby bec she is really a great little dog and highly intelligent too == until death do us part — I say

And if, for example, your pet's fur is naturally curly, a conditioner might relax the fur too much.

Another vet told us to change his food and we started him on Science Diet DD then ZD which is pretty pricey... but nothing is too much when it comes to the fur babies.

However, if the dog licks his / her fur, the animal is likely to ingest too much of the corticosteroid.

I put the cover on and realized that there was a bit too much horizontal give in the fabric, so I took it off again, put the green cover on again and then slipped the white fur cover over top.

But what a great fur - mum you have been to tolerate all that washing and too much fun!

I didn't sleep well, hustled into the office via a mailbox delivery to my ex's place of the youngest's homework and orange clothes for Harmony Day, listened to a message on my phone from the eldest's school about her fringe being too long (WTF FFS), bolted home after work to let the fur babies inside, bolted back to work for an office dinner (that's the gang in the main pic), realised on the way home that I need to be at a work function on Wednesday morning at 6.30 am... which is the youngest's birthday; had a major panic attack over the youngest waking up parentless on her 11th birthday; sent a frantic message to my ex asking if he could come over at 6.30 am on Wednesday; chatted briefly to an exhausted DD as he drove home from work at 9.30 pm; felt my stomach drop slightly when he said «just don't blog about the howling dogs»; pointed out that those sort of suggested edits needed to be made MUCH earlier to avoid appearing in the blog...

Our dog is a 6 year old St. Bernard and he doesn't get into too much trouble except for the fact that his fur and yes, drool, requires constant cleaning, but neither of those things are his fault and he's a really good boy so we love him anyway.