THE DESHEDDER GREEN / GREY MD

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Keep yourmate’s coat in top health with the deshedder. The precision multi-toothed blade gently grabs and removes loose hair, helping maintain good skin & hair health while reducing the amount of hair shed (and dirt) around your home.

HOW TO USE:
Gently comb away in the same natural direction the hair grows. Work in sections and remove loose hair that gathers between teeth.

HOW OFTEN:
Although shedding is a normal process for dogs, the amount and frequency of hair shed can be seasonal and depend on the dog’s health and breed. If you notice shedding, we recommend using the deshedder daily or weekly – it’s a great way to bond with your pet and check their skin.

IDEAL FOR:Thick coats and double-coated dogs

TOP TIPS:

• If your dog is nervous with the deshedding tool, use treats and praise to help encourage and relax them. This will also build positive associations with grooming.
• If you’re worried about excessive shedding, speak to your vet.