My OperaWow - Furminator What's That?
Wednesday, March 7, 2012 6:13:47 AM
Yes, if you have a dog you will definitely want to take care of him like you are taking care of yourself and because he is man's best friend, he will repay you in his own way if you're taking the time to attend his various problems. Keeping your dog healthy is just something that everyone who owns one would like to do. You will never want to see the pet you love so much be sad or feel pains or anything else, because it will just break your heart.
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The problem stems from the dog's undercoat, which is where you are most likely to find loose dead hair that is trapped underneath your dogs upper coat. This hair slowly comes free and falls to the ground, which is where the shedding issue comes from. The result is usually balls of hair in the corners of your home, or underneath your table, and in little hard to reach places.
The FURminator is designed to get under the top layer of fur to pull out the dead undercoat fur instead of letting it fall onto the floor, or your sofa, or under your table. This great product is quite inexpensive, and can be found in many different retail stores, both offline and online.
Over the years tool after tool has come to market promising to end pet owner's woes by eliminating shedding. Most have come and gone leaving dissatisfied customers.
Today we have the Furminator, and the question is does it really work. Co founded by a former pet groomer it seems the chances are good that the product really delivers. The product was developed over several years as the creators attempted to make a shed brush that would grab the loose undercoat and pull it free without damaging the top coat.
With some breeds shedding may not be very much of a problem. If, on the other hand, you have a longer haired or shaggy variety then you may end up spending as much time with your vacuum cleaner as you do with your pooch. Some breeds seem to walk around leaving in a cloud of fur behind them. Grooming will help but most brushes only tackle the topcoat and not the undercoat where the majority of the loose dead hair is to be found. The result is that your pet continues to shed.
most common
pet comb
The problem stems from the dog's undercoat, which is where you are most likely to find loose dead hair that is trapped underneath your dogs upper coat. This hair slowly comes free and falls to the ground, which is where the shedding issue comes from. The result is usually balls of hair in the corners of your home, or underneath your table, and in little hard to reach places.
The FURminator is designed to get under the top layer of fur to pull out the dead undercoat fur instead of letting it fall onto the floor, or your sofa, or under your table. This great product is quite inexpensive, and can be found in many different retail stores, both offline and online.
Over the years tool after tool has come to market promising to end pet owner's woes by eliminating shedding. Most have come and gone leaving dissatisfied customers.
Today we have the Furminator, and the question is does it really work. Co founded by a former pet groomer it seems the chances are good that the product really delivers. The product was developed over several years as the creators attempted to make a shed brush that would grab the loose undercoat and pull it free without damaging the top coat.
With some breeds shedding may not be very much of a problem. If, on the other hand, you have a longer haired or shaggy variety then you may end up spending as much time with your vacuum cleaner as you do with your pooch. Some breeds seem to walk around leaving in a cloud of fur behind them. Grooming will help but most brushes only tackle the topcoat and not the undercoat where the majority of the loose dead hair is to be found. The result is that your pet continues to shed.
most common
