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

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According to Horse Illustrated, “horses can display a wide variety of markings on their bodies.” Horse markings are determined by genes and these white areas can be used to identify horses from others of similar color. These markings can also help prove ownership of a stolen or lost horse because rarely do two horses look exactly the same. Courtesy: EquiGr oomer.com Keep Your Horse’s Markings Clean and Beautiful with the Best Grooming Tools for Pain-free and Comfortable Grooming! DO NOT rush brushing your dog especially if there are any mats, tangles or burrs to avoid unnecessary pain to your dog. Our 5-inch EasyGroomer Shedding Brush makes easy work of brushing your dog before baths or in between! Modelled after a traditional shedding stone originally designed for horses. This EquiGroomer is a safe, gentle and effective tool that removes dead and unwanted hair. Perfect for horses, dogs, cats and any other animals that sheds.

Many K9 guardians are grooming their own dogs because of the coronavirus shutdown. So EquiGroomer wants to help make your dog grooming smarter, not harder when it comes to carding or hand-stripping your dog. Regular brushing is an essential part of your pet’s overall hygiene, health, comfort and happiness. 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.I have three cats who all vary with their preferences to brushes, with one not liking being brushed at all. After seeing the EquiGroomer being used on many cats on Girls With The Dogs with success, I had to try one for myself. And I’m glad I did. All my cats took a liking to it and now using the EquiGroomer is an everyday thing. It’s very effective in removing their undercoat and pulls tons of fur. Seriously great product! If you only have a fan, make sure it is near your rabbit’s cage, but NOT directly blowing on them all the time, and it should rotate to maximize the airflow. Make sure your rabbit has enough space to move away from the breeze if they want. Brushing offers the opportunity to catch potential health issues early which may help save on costly vet visits for: Running a rabbit rescue, we decided to try it on our bunnies. They love being groomed. The EquiGroomer removes a lot of hair, leaving the lionheads looking less scruffy, and all of them looking well groomed.

Many of use create homemade treats for our dogs and cats. But have you made healthy treats for your horse? Unsure about how often to bathe your horse? Talk to other experienced horse owners as well as your vet. Also closely monitor your horse after each bathing and then proactively adjust the frequency and products for the best outcome! Carding is a grooming term – and process – to describe the removal of a dog’s undercoat. The undercoat is the soft, short, downy and dense hair under the top (or outer) coat. The undercoat insulates and protects the skin in colder weather.I brushed my Bavarian Mountain Scenthound and I could not believe how much undercoat came out. And he was done with Furminator all over just 2 days before. Really nice piece of grooming tool! As a groomer I use it myself and recommend to my customers. Strip: A narrow white strip that runs down the middle of a horse’s face. (A crooked or wavy strip is sometimes called a “race.”)

Remember, just like with humans, the skin is your dog’s largest organ and its health and condition are crucial to the overall well-being – and comfort – of your four-legged companion. A dditional Reading:

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