Sentences with phrase «week removes dead hair»

Using a grooming mitt once a week removes dead hair to minimize shedding and restore the coat's luster.

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The Plott Hound should be groomed at least once a week with a rubber brush to remove dead hair and distribute skin oils.

He sheds very little but should be brushed with a natural bristle brush or rubber hound mitt a few times a week to remove dead hair.

The cat's short, fine coat (courtesy of the American Shorthair) requires minimal grooming — just comb it every few weeks to remove dead hair.

The thick coat of a Newfoundland needs to be brushed or combed out two to three times a week to remove dead hair.

Since the cat has no undercoat, combing once a week will remove any dead hairs; because of this feature, neither long nor short coat lengths will mat.

The smooth coat needs only occasional brushing to remove dead hair, but the feathered coat needs combing once or twice a week to prevent matting.

A good brushing three times a week will remove dead hair and keep the coat shiny.

Once a week, go over the coat with a grooming mitt to remove dead hairs and to restore the coat's healthy luster.

Brush once or twice per week to remove dead hair.

It can take up to six weeks for the coat to shed, and all of that dead hair needs to be removed to make room for new growth.

For best results, you should bathe and comb out any dog you are campaigning once a week to remove dead hair and promote healthy new hair growth.

The American Shorthair's coat is easily cared for by combing or brushing it a couple of times a week to remove dead hair and distribute skin oils.

They should be brushed with a medium - bristle brush or a hound glove (a rubber mitt with nubs on the palm area) at least once a week to loosen and remove dead hair and encourage new hair growth.

Smooth Collies, however, only need to be brushed once per week to remove loose and dead hair.

The Malamute needs to be brushed at least twice a week to remove dead hair from their thick coats.

Comb the Exotic twice a week to remove dead hair and keep the coat shiny and healthy.

Bathing about once a week and brushing the coat daily during this period will remove the old dead hairs and allow the new coat to grow in.

The smooth double coat of the Australian Cattle Dog should be brushed about once a week to keep it clean and remove dead hairs.

Using a grooming mitt once a week will remove dead hairs and minimize shedding in the home.