EquiGroomer 5 Inch – Great for Dogs and Cats (5 Inches, approx. 12.7 cm)

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DO brush your dog at least 3-4 times a week for a great coat and to also nurture your bond with your dog. Use an appropriate brush/comb for your dog’s specific coat texture and length.

This simple tool is amazing! It works great on dogs that don’t normally enjoy being brushed. My dog loved it! I can’t wait to use it at work on groom dogs. I’m telling everyone about how great it is.So, does your dog need carding, hand-stripping, both or neither one? ( Hint: they are not the same thing.) DO NOT wash your dog too often to avoid removing natural oils and causing the coat and skin to become unnaturally dry. Carding is a grooming term – and process – to describe the removal of a dog’s undercoat. The undercoat is the soft, short, downy and dense hair under the top (or outer) coat. The undercoat insulates and protects the skin in colder weather. I just received the 5 inch Equigroomer for my boxer. I works wonders on him, I couldn’t believe how much under coat a boxer really has. This comb is gentle on the coat and it gives you better results then the Furminator. Many animal lovers have turned to making their own homemade treats for the pets in their lives. Home-baked treats offer our pets extra nutrition and healthy, natural supplements over the mass-produced treats sold in stores. Making your own treats can also help you save money over the store-bought ones.

Place them inside – with their hutch or cage – in a protected area, preferably on hard surfaces that are easier to clean. Cooler garages and basements are also good.Warm and sunny days are perfect for letting your horse dry naturally. Use a sweat scraper to remove/whisk away as much water as possible before thoroughly drying the entire body. ( See EquiGroomer “WaterWisk” scraper/squeegee tool here .) Then cover with a clean sweat sheet in case your clean horse decides to enjoy an enthusiastic roll on the ground! The EquiGroomer Grooming Tools effectively removes loose hair, dirt and dander on all parts of a horse’s body, including its legs and bellies. The EquiGroomer’s blade is especially useful for sensitive-skinned horses.