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Reduce Shedding with The FURminator

May 9, 2009 By heather Leave a Comment

For all of us dog lovers, there is an amazing tool called the FURminator available to rid our pets of loose hair.

Sharing your home with dogs or other pets usually means there is a lot of unwanted hair on your clothing, floating across the floor and settling into the cushions of your furniture. The FURminator can change all that!

Grooming your dog with this handy tool will completely change the way you feel about brushing your dog! It is amazing how much hair you will see pile up around you as you groom your pet. Try brushing your dog with your regular brush or rake, and immediately afterwards use the FURminator. The amount of loose hair removed will astound you.

The FURminator removes up to 90% more hair than a regular brush or rake, reducing the allergens and the amount of floating hair you will have in your home. Gently removing the undercoat, this tool will not damage the top or outer coat of your dog. It works great on both long haired and short haired dogs and cats. The FURminator also stimulates circulation and encourages new hair growth. With three different sizes available, small, medium and large, you will be able to help your pet with shedding no matter what breed of dog you have.

So if you are tired of unsightly pet hair on your clothes and furniture, give the FURminator a try and see the results immediately. I promise, you will be amazed!

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Shedding – Time For A New Coat

May 7, 2009 By heather 1 Comment

Shedding usually happens twice a year for our pets. Once in the spring, they exchange their heavy weight winter coats for lighter spring coats, and again in the fall when they change their coat’s back. Shedding is a natural occurrence for our furry friends, but it is a bit of a nuisance if we do not keep up with their grooming. While we like to feel the softness of our pet’s fur, we do not care to see their fur on our floors, clothing and furniture. When brushing or combing our pets, we remove the loose under coat of hair, thereby stopping it from ending up floating around our house. Brushing also stimulates circulation and new hair growth, helping our pet’s hair coat to look and feel healthy.

Shedding more than twice a year can be a sign of underlying health problems, so if your dog is shedding or scratching more than usual, seek out veterinarian’s help.

Short haired dogs shed just like our long haired pets, but since their hair is shorter it is sometimes not as noticeable. Brushing our pets or shaving them prevents excessive shedding and helps keep both our homes and our yards neat.

Cats, both long and short haired, can also benefit from grooming.

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Springtime Is Shedding Time – Deshedding Tools For Your Dog

May 5, 2009 By heather Leave a Comment

Springtime is the time for rain showers, fresh flowers and… shedding! While the showers and the flowers are nice, shedding is not. Deshedding tools to keep your dog’s hair coat healthy are easily available anywhere pet supplies are sold.

Dog or pet hair floating across your beautiful floors and settling on your clothes and furniture is easily preventable. There are many deshedding tools available for the at home groomer.

Dogs with long hair coats and dogs with short hair coats all need to be groomed to remove the loose hair and undercoat. A popular deshedding tool is the Furminator; this handy tool removes up to 90% of the undercoat leaving the top coat looking smooth, silky, and healthy.

You can also find dematting rakes and combs for the under coat of your dog. The dematting rakes are tools for removing hair that has become matted in your dog’s coat. A combination pin/bristle brush works well on my dogs. This brush has a regular brush on one side, and soft coated pins on the other side, and it is gentle on the dog’s skin.

Slicker brushes also work well as a deshedding tool, removing dead hair from underneath the coat. If you want a comb to remove loose hair from the top coat and the under coat, a bamboo dog deshedding comb does the job quickly and easily. Whatever deshedding tools you use, once you have taken care of the unwanted hair, both you and your dog can take time to smell the flowers.

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Help Eliminate Shedding In Your Dogs

May 3, 2009 By heather Leave a Comment

With the arrival of spring comes the arrival of shedding in your dogs. It can be unbelievable how much hair our pets can shed. In some cases, it is like removing an entire fur coat from just one animal! Now there is a tool called the Furminator (and other Furminator products) to help with this unsightly problem. It is easy to make your dog look and feel great again with this unbelievable tool. To help eliminate shedding on your dog, brush him with the Furminator and then give him a bath using the Furminator de-shedding shampoo. After your dog is dry, brush him again, you will be amazed at the new pile of hair you will brush out. For those times in between bathes, Furminator also make a de-shedding solution that is sprayed on and brushed out, leaving a nice clean scent.

I have used the Furminator on my own pets, and it easily removes the undercoat but does not damage the top coat. It reduces the shedding in my dogs by up to 90%, and makes their hair coat look shiny and healthy as well.

Furminator also makes highly digestible, nutritious dog treats enriched with omega 3 and 6 fatty acids. These treats taste great, are high in protein and low in fat, and dogs love them. Use can use them as a reward after you are finished grooming your dogs.

So if you want to eliminate shedding in your dogs, try the Furminator line of products.

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Clean Up Your Dog With A Deshedding Comb

May 1, 2009 By heather Leave a Comment

To help keep your home and clothing free of dog hair, groom your dog with a deshedding comb

Grooming your dog is essential if you want her to have a healthy hair coat and eliminate that unsightly hair on your floors and furniture. There are many tools available to you to make grooming your dog easier.

A deshedding comb has rounded teeth so it will be gentle on your more sensitive pets as you aid them in removing loose hairs. These combs aid in the removal of unwanted hair, so there will less on your clothing and furniture. Although, it is called ‘fur’niture, most of us do not care to see fur or hair on our sofas and chairs!

With many products available to help us groom our pets, it is easier than ever to keep our dogs looking great. Shampoos and conditioners, deshedding combs, brushes, as well as dog foods and dog food supplements all keep our dog’s hair coat looking nice.

Grooming your pet is something both you and your dog can enjoy. My own dogs love it when I bring out the grooming tools. I think they are glad to have some help ridding themselves of that heavy winter hair coat, and it must feel good to them as well. A deshedding comb pulls easily through your dog’s coat, removing loose hair and stimulating circulation. So go ahead, groom your dog, both your dog and your home can soon be looking good again.

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