8in1 Perfect Coat DeShedder size S is ideal for grooming small breed dogs that shed their hair.
The undercoat brush effectively removes excess undercoat and dead hair, reducing shedding by up to 90%.
It is suitable for any hair length.
8IN1 COMB S PERFECT COAT DESHEDDER DOG
1. For best results, the pet's coat should be clean and completely dry.
2. Before using 8in1 Perfect Coat DeShedder, remove any tangles or knots, then inspect the skin.
Make sure there are no sores, bruises or skin diseases hidden under the coat. If in doubt, seek advice from
veterinary.
3. Swipe 8in1 Perfect Coat DeShedder in the direction of hair growth, starting from the neck and working down the back with gentle strokes.
Pay particular attention to the abdomen, genitals and perianal area. Avoid insisting on the same spot for too long and check the skin frequently. In case of redness
or irritation, stop brushing.
For best results, use the tool for 10-20 minutes, 1-2 times a week.
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