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

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Also, allow plenty of thorough rinsing to remove all shampoo residue from the coat and skin to avoid unnecessary irritation. While there is no definitive rule about how often to bathe your horse, it IS critical to make sure the natural oils in your horse’s coat and skin are not stripped away with over-bathing. Bathing your horse too often will leave the coat dry and flaky and the unprotected skin prone to infections. Proper and consistent brushing helps cut down on hairballs for cats (as well as rabbits and yes, even some dogs!). If you must bathe your horse during colder weather, make sure you have access to warm water and a well-protected area, so your horse remains warm. After drying your horse as much as possible, make sure to blanket them to ward off any chills. Anytime a horse gets chilled from cold temperatures and drafts, their resistance to infections and respiratory diseases is greatly reduced.

The 5-inch EasyGroomer is perfect for dogs, cats and other small pets. It gently removes loose hair, dirt and dander on all parts of your pet’s body, including their legs and bellies. The EasyGroomer’s blade is especially useful for sensitive-skinned animals, too. Tiny barbs on the end of every tooth grab dead, scaly hair and pull it out from the ends rather than digging down into the coat and potentially scratching sensitive skin. Because of the blade’s unique design, many pets actually find the grooming process very relaxing and enjoyable. Cats especially appreciate the EasyGroomer because the blade actually mimics a cat’s tongue. Our 5-inch EasyGroomer Shedding Brush makes easy work of brushing your dog before baths or in between! Our EquiGroomer grooming toolsmake the experience pain-free, injury-free and stress-freefor you and your pet! DO NOT wash your dog too often to avoid removing natural oils and causing the coat and skin to become unnaturally dry.

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Removing old hair keeps your dog cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter with a new insulating undercoat. A spot can be anywhere on a horse’s body. What’s unique is that the “ hair swirls in a circular direction” in contrast to the rest of the horse’s coat. DO NOT rush brushing your dog especially if there are any mats, tangles or burrs to avoid unnecessary pain to your dog. Not all dogs need to be hand-stripped, it is more about the type of coat than about the dog’s breed. Also, some coats will require just seasonal stripping, while others will need to be stripped more frequently.

Shape into balls of desired size or simply spoon into a dish to serve. May be stored in the refrigerator for up to three days or frozen. Horse markings are typically divided into 4 categories, but there can also be combinations of markings and other potential markings.Did you know that a kitty’s skin is much thinnerand moresensitive to tangles and mats? In fact, out of control mats can hinder your cat from properly resting or even lying down in some positions without discomfort and pain. (A rabbit’s skin is also quite sensitive and fragile.) If you are a horse owner, you have probably had (many) conversations about proper bathing for your horse and with each question comes a variety of – even conflicting – answers. Is bathing good for their skin or does it dry it out? Should you use warm or cold water when bathing in the summer heat? When is regular bathing too much?

DO NOT wash your dog with human shampoo products! Only use products formulated for K9s with natural, gentle ingredients. Breeds: American Foxhound, Australian Cattle Dog, Australian Terrier, Basset Hound, Basenji, Coonhound, Bloodhound, Lab and Pug Nail trimming is one of the most difficult grooming tasks because so many dogs hate having their paws handled. That’s why it’s important to train puppies early. Most grooming tools work by reaching down through the coat and pulling dead hair out from the base. With EquiGroomers coarse blade, it grabs the loose hair from the ends, so there’s no tugging or harm to the skin. This is especially important for sensitive-skinned animals.The down undercoat can mat and tangle if not regularly maintained. An unmanaged undercoat can also cause your dog to overheat.

Regular pet grooming is a wonderful and natural experience which not only cares for their coat, but also serves as a powerful bonding experience between you and your pet. According to CNN, people are spending more time in the kitchen during the coronavirus pandemic for old-fashioned, homemade comfort! Be sure to i nclude your pet with these healthy, DIY Pet Treats below! Regular brushing is an essential part of your pet’s overall hygiene, health, comfort and happiness.DO use lots of patience, praise and treats when trimming your dog’s nails. If necessary, do just one or two nails at a time to encourage your dog’s comfort. Grease 2 cookie sheets. Using a spoon, make balls, about 2” wide and place on the greased cookie sheet. You can put them close together (but not touching) because they will not increase in size. Regular bathing keeps your dog’s body clean and comfortable! Be sure to bathe him for his breed and coat. After shampooing, thoroughly rinse and dry your dog. If you decide to bathe your horse more frequently, use a gentler, hypoallergenic shampoo. (It is also better for a horse with sensitive skin.) 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.