My OperaWow - Furminator What's That?
Wednesday, March 7, 2012 7:50:12 AM
Your dog is your best friend, and you want to take the best possible care of him or her. A pet lover knows that playing with your dog as often as possible makes both your dog and you happy, and the moment something is wrong you both know it. Keeping your dog in good health and in good grooming condition is part of your expression of love for your pet. Just as the food you give your dog is selected with care, the grooming implements must be carefully chosen. Each dog is different and each dog owner's lifestyle will determine how, when, and with what the dog is groomed.
furminator pet brush
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.
I've been using the Furminator to comb my dogs for about a year now and it works extremely well. I t looks very low tech but the results are impressive. It removes the undercoat and dead skin from my German Shepherd mix without pulling his skin. He sits very still and seems to enjoy the grooming session. Afterwards his coat is soft and shiny.
Perhaps the most convincing testimony comes not from professionals, but from a gentleman with more at stake, his house! He owns ten fur-bearing pets! You can imagine the amount of hair he must deal with on a daily basis. His opinion is that the Furminator is the greatest thing since sliced bread. After using a favorite de-shedding tool for years, he picked up the Furminator more out of curiosity than anything else.
The verdict was soon in - his favorite tool was now the furminator! Great at removing tons of hair without pulling or cutting healthy hair. In addition, he now has less hair to deal with in his home, no small feat for a home with ten pets.
furminator pet brush
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.
I've been using the Furminator to comb my dogs for about a year now and it works extremely well. I t looks very low tech but the results are impressive. It removes the undercoat and dead skin from my German Shepherd mix without pulling his skin. He sits very still and seems to enjoy the grooming session. Afterwards his coat is soft and shiny.
Perhaps the most convincing testimony comes not from professionals, but from a gentleman with more at stake, his house! He owns ten fur-bearing pets! You can imagine the amount of hair he must deal with on a daily basis. His opinion is that the Furminator is the greatest thing since sliced bread. After using a favorite de-shedding tool for years, he picked up the Furminator more out of curiosity than anything else.
The verdict was soon in - his favorite tool was now the furminator! Great at removing tons of hair without pulling or cutting healthy hair. In addition, he now has less hair to deal with in his home, no small feat for a home with ten pets.
