Tag: Grooming

You may have seen the pictures of this pet brush and wondered what exactly it is. The SleekEZ pet grooming tool has a unique design to remove loose fur from pets with short coats.

There are many different kinds of dog brushes, and it can be difficult to choose the right one for your pet. If your dog is a heavy shedder, the MIU Color deshedding tool for dogs may be a good choice.

I have a dog with a double coat, and the shedding can be ridiculous at times. I swear by my undercoat rake for dogs to remove all the tufts of loose fur that come from her undercoat.

All dogs shed, of course, but some shed much worse than others. Having a brush like the HappyDogz Magic Pro Deshedding Tool will help to reduce the shed hair around your home. Some deshedding tools are designed for specific dog sizes, coat types or coat lengths. While this is great for owners who only have one pet, it is a disadvantage if you have a multi-pet household.

Cleaning shed dog home from around your home and off of your clothes can get quite frustrating. The DakPets Deshedding Tool was designed to reduce this burden for pet owners.

You may be wondering exactly what a shedding blade is. A dog shedding blade, like this one from Coastal Pet Products, is a unique tool used to remove loose fur from smooth, short and wiry coats.

Regular grooming is necessary to keep your dog's coat healthy. Pet grooming gloves, like these from HandsOn, make it easier to brush your pet and can be more comfortable for both of you.

There are many different types of dog grooming brushes. Slicker brushes, like the Hertzko Slicker Brush, can be used for de-matting and de-shedding most coat types. You can tell a slicker brush apart from the other types of dog brushes, because they have a very distinct look. They either have a flat or slightly curved head with rows of thin wire bristles. The bristles are usually curved at the end.

One of the first breeds that come to mind when people hear about double-coated dogs is the Huskies. And while that’s a fitting response, not...

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Are you scared to cut your dog's nails? At least a little bit nervous? Don't worry. You're not alone. In fact, most dog owners don't know how to trim your dog's nails without hurting the dog. If your dog has white nails, it's easy to use a light source to see through the nail to determine exactly where the quick is. If your dog has black or brown nails (like mine), it's impossible to tell exactly where the quick stops.

Dogs have a tendency to get into sticky situations, and sometimes that involves messing with sap or getting into sap outdoors. As the sap is...