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Breeds:Akita, Alaskan and Siberian Husky, Malamute, American Eskimo, Chow, Collies, Keeshonden, Beagles, Korean Jindo, Pomeranian, Corgi, Puli, Leonberger, Golden Retriever and Shiba Inu The shedding tool will grab, pull and remove (or thin out) the dead or molted undercoat hair which may not fall out on its own with the warmer temperatures. Removing this heavier winter undercoat will also help your canine stay comfortable – and cooler – in the heat. 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. Once your pet is full and happy with their homemade DIY Pet Treats, it’s the perfect time to groom them with our EquiGroomer grooming tools!
The down undercoat can mat and tangle if not regularly maintained. An unmanaged undercoat can also cause your dog to overheat. Grooming your horse regularly will help reduce the need for frequent bathing. Also, spot cleaning (especially in the presence of infections like rain scald/rot or scratches), shampoo-less rinses and even just clear, clean water can be done more frequently with fewer negative side effects. If you have a horse that regularly shows or competes, you will likely bathe them more frequently, so they look their best in the show ring. If your horse does not compete, bathing requirements will be different.Coronet: A thin band of white hair just above the hoof. (The coronet also describes the upper part of a horse’s hoof.) Hi there. I am sincerely super impressed with the EquiGroomer after watching YouTube videos of an inspiring pet groomer ‘Girl with the dogs’. Not a professional pet groomer myself, just a pet owner that loves seeing animals lovingly cared for. But my question is this – Is it best to use the EquiGroomer on dry coat, a semi dry coat, towel dried / squeegee’d coat? Thank you kindly for your consideration. DO NOT rush brushing your dog especially if there are any mats, tangles or burrs to avoid unnecessary pain to your dog. 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.)
Many of use create homemade treats for our dogs and cats. But have you made healthy treats for your horse? 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. Kathy, thanks for your very important tip. The groomer definitely works better when you use pressure but so many people are afraid to press down. But when they do, they find their pets actually enjoy the feeling, just like your cat did. 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. Also known as ACV, apple cider vinegar helps acidify your equine’s stomach for better digestion and mineral absorption. It even prevents intestinal stones from forming and growing (helpful with hard water or horses that ingest a lot of alfalfa hay).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: Kathy, that’s what the EquiGroomer products are all about! We designed them so they’d not only work well but also be something you and your pets would look forward to using. I’m so glad it worked so well for you. Skylar, thanks for the great review. When we say that cats love the EquiGroomer because the blade mimics a cat’s tongue, we really mean it! And that’s why so many cats approve! It works really well without any tugging or pulling on the coat or skin so all they think you’re doing is petting them which makes for a lot of happy grooming. 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. Ice can also help your rabbit stay cool even when the mercury is soaring! Make sure your rabbit has a water bowl so they can get all the water they need (not a bottle with a sipper). Drop a handful of ice cubes in the water bowl and replenish as needed. Freeze some of your rabbit’s favorites treats in ice cubes too; keep them cool and busy!
DO NOT wash your dog with human shampoo products! Only use products formulated for K9s with natural, gentle ingredients.
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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.
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. Jaleesa, that’s the trade off when using a brush with very short teeth. They don’t hold the fur, but they won’t scratch or irritate your cat’s skin or tug and pull on your cat’s coat like long toothed combs and brushes can. Nevertheless, we’re delighted that your cat enjoys the experience!Thank you Bobbie! The EquiGroomer is ideal for short-haired breeds like Great Danes. Because the teeth are so tiny, they never drag on the skin so grooming your dogs becomes a pleasure, both for you and for them. Suggestions: Add mint, parsley, turmeric, pieces of fruit or veggies before refrigerating or freezing. Record hot temperatures have already been seen around the country. Use the 9 tips below to protect your rabbit from the summer heat! The EquiGroomer Grooming Tools effectively removes loose hair, dirt and dander on all parts of a horse’s body, including its legs and bellies. The EquiGroomer’s blade is especially useful for sensitive-skinned horses. DO use lots of patience, time AND confidence when grooming your dog! Dogs take their cues from us when it comes to them feeling comfortable and relaxed.
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