Dual Sides Professional Pet Grooming Combs and DemattingTools, Ideal Shedding Brushes, Undercoat Rake for Short and Long Haired Dogs and Cats, Dark Blue

Description

This pet brush is suitable for the undercoat of short and long hair pets. Smooth blade makes pets more comfortable. It is a cat and dog grooming tool with double flipped head and stainless steel blades. The lower density head is a dog rake which is for the dead, loosen and long hair, focusing on the tangles and stubborn mats. The other head of the grooming brush is for the shorter hair to promote blood circulation, enhance skin resistance and relieve fatigue. Materials: Stainless Steel and Rubber Color:  Dark Blue Size:  Blade width - 7.6cm, Brush width - 8cm, Length - 20cm Net Weight:  160g Three Brushing Tips Suggested: 1. It is better to brush your pets when she is dry. Tangles become tighter and harder to remove when they are wet. 2. Try to follow a regular schedule, and brush or comb short and medium haired pets about once a week. Long haired dogs usually need to be brushed daily. For all brushing steps, begin at your dog’s head and work toward his tail. And groom the same way every time. *  Breeds with long, silky, single coats - such as Maltese and Yorkshire Terriers- are highly prone to tangles. Brush or comb these dogs daily, or at a minimum once every two days. *  Breeds with feathering - such as Cocker Spaniels, Shih Tzus, Lhasa Apsos, Irish Setters, and Golden Retrievers - will require frequent combing along with brushing. *  Double coated dogs - such as Pomeranians, Shetland Sheep dogs, Siberian Huskies, and Samoyeds - shed more than other dogs, and their undercoat needs to be brushed thoroughly during shedding seasons. *  Many short haired breeds - such as Chihuahuas, Labrador Retrievers, and Greyhounds - can go as long as two weeks between grooming. 3. To untangle the mat manually with your fingers before you begin with the shedding dog brush.