Wahl Double-Sided Shedding Blade - Orange & White
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There are about 12 inches of opening when it is open. That should help a little bit!
There is no problem using this product on a lab. The best time to use it is when they shed, so you can pull the loose hair out before it makes a mess.
While it may seem like it would take forever, I use it on both my short and long haired pets and it works wonders for them. As far as I am aware, it would work on
I will definitely do it. I use it with my dog's undercoat and love it
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In the video, I saw a lady using a blade similar to what I had in my hand and I was overcome with the efficacy of the product. After all, it was only ten bucks, so I thought it would be worth a try. I tested it by using my furminator on one side and the blade on the other the day after it arrived. It is impossible to compare the blade and the furminator, as the blade removes more hair with greater ease. Another comparison then included an undercoat rake versus the blade and the blade would win this time. My cat had no problem with either of the two sizes of teeth on the blade. I was invited over by a friend of mine to play with his dog, and of course I had to participate. Despite his huge size and long, wiry hair, this dog is still a bit shy. This particular blade was great at removing stubborn neck hair, and he loved how easy it was to use. As we were cleaning up, we were astonished to see how much hair was in the lawn. In addition to getting an opportunity to test out another feature I enjoy about this tool, having a 100-pound dog visit gave me another opportunity to explore it. You can hold the brush in both hands and brush your back with it since the handle slides apart. A tip if you decide to use this feature make sure the wind is on your back, or else you'll get hair right in your face!.
How disappointing that it worked for about three months before it broke. The handle is likely to have flexed the metal because it kept breaking off. The only thing I could do was tape around it to stop it from coming apart, but it didn't work. The company owes me my money back or at least ought to send me another one.
After 5 years, the single blade brush I had had had to be replaced, and this is a double blade brush to replace it with. We use it for our black lab, and it is sturdy and works well. There is only one negative comment to make, which is that when I'm brushing with it closed, it tends to open fully. As a result, I've had to wrap duct tape around the handle in order to keep it closed almost every time I use it.
It amazes me that our golden retriever leaves her golden trails all over the The dog hair would spread all over the place, so I was desperate to figure out how to minimize it. Furminator was an absolutely horrible product for me for a while, and I promise never to use it again. As much as I hate to admit it, but I like scrubbing my dog with it. In an instant, she sprints to the back door as soon as she sees me grab it. Even if it were just that, it would have been worth it. She could enjoy it as much as she wanted, but if it didn't work, it wouldn't matter. It works WONDERS! Luckily, this blade sheds hair like crazy! After sweeping off huge masses of hair, it takes me no more than five minutes. It does not only help cut down the amount of hair left around the house, but if leaves her coat looking more healthy and shiny than you ever imagined. When deciding whether or not to buy this for your long-term storage, there are many factors to consider It's a fluffy pup, you've got it!.
I have a 12-pound short-haired Chihuahua that sheds like crazy for a dog with her size. When I try to brush her, she tolerates it only briefly. It feels like there is something strange in her palms. There is no way to get the hair out of the brush after it is turned upside down. In this way, the brushing is very rare. Compared to my previous rake, this one is much more effective. My dog actually lets me play with her for several minutes every morning on the backyard patio table in the sun (we live in Southern California). Her long back enjoys being massaged along her back, neck, and (lightly) chest, allowing her to stretch out while her long neck is stroked. The thing that is sharp requires that you be gentle with it, it is a given. In contrast, it yanks off the excess hair with ease. A breeze blows through the hair, scattering it across the table and allowing it to float away. off the table with my hand and throw the hair into our dirt-and-bushes yard. (If you're walking your dog in a park or urban area, you may want to collect the hair in a baggie so that you don't make enemies with your neighbors. )
Polishing the dog's coat a few minutes every day should help reduce furballs around This is especially true now that shedding season has begun. I am updating In addition, brushing the dog daily keeps away fleas, which appear to be arriving in the backyard when the dog is out reconnaissance. So far, I haven't had to use Frontline flea treatment for more than a couple of weeks. The reason I chose this rake was that it appeared to be the smallest of the bunch. I recommend it!.
Jasper, one of our Springer Spaniels, is almost 12 and hates having his coat brushed ever since we got him. Since I am aware his skin is very sensitive, he has left the room whenever he even suspects that I am picking The coat of his dog is long and thick, and he requires frequent brushing. The little brush looks like a weapon to him, so it's hard to help him. I sent the shedding blade back because he is enjoying being brushed with it. To clarify, he was about 6 months old when we got him, and although I don't know what happened during those early months, we never hit him with this. By combining brushing and massage, we make the experience more enjoyable. His only action is to make happy noises while he lies there. During the blade's use, a great deal of excess fur is cut away. It works well for me and for Jasper as well!.
Aside from the brush they shed, they have not responded well to any other brush. I haven't had any very small cats my cats have grown to be between 10 and 15 pounds, and have been medium to longhaired. There is no better way for both the owner and the cat to obtain the undercoat painlessly than with this brush. I have been using it with my current cat in the closed position, since it came that way. However, it is possible to split it up for one of those long shedding blades for the dog. Two sides make up the whole thing There are two types of teeth on my cat, one with smaller teeth and one with a little larger, and I alternate between the two. The tuxedo cat Allie has a large (large as in tall and muscular) coat, and when I use this on her back and sides where the fur is black, I get light grey undercoat hair and lots of purring. This coming spring, I expect there to be a lot more. When I normally brush my dog, I use the shedding blade to get to the undercoat, then I use a rubber-tipped slicker type brush. As soon as the brushing is done, she simply glows.
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