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Weeding tool for small breed cats with long hair. FURminator Undercoat Weeding Tool for Small Breed Longhair Cats Removes 99%% of loose hairs from moulting. Plus, it helps reduce hairballs. Wear it once or twice a week in sessions of 10-20 minutes on dry hair. Product Information: The stainless steel hair removal edge passes through the outer layer to remove loose hair from the lower coat easily and safely, without damaging the upper coat or cutting the skin. SKIN GUARD glides on the skin and reduces the aggressiveness of the edges. The curved edge conforms to your pet's natural shape and body shape for your comfort. The push button releases the hairs easily, making the epilation process easier than ever. Edge guard helps guard teeth when tool is saved. How to use: Please read the Instructions carefully before you start cleaning. Use the FURminator underlay weeding tool only as directed. Using undercoat degreasing is not a normal brushing or styling process, as it removes loose, dead hair without cutting or damaging the top coat. Step 1: You may use the Undercoat Drying Product anytime on pets with completely dry hair, although for best results it is recommended to perform drying treatments immediately after washing or drying. hair drying. The wide range of FURminator grooming products are designed to achieve healthy skin and fur and significantly reduce the amount of hair loss in the home if used regularly. Step 2: Before using the FURminator Lower Coat Weeding Tool, perform a thorough physical inspection of your pet. Look for wounds, bruises and skin problems hidden in your pet's fur. If your pet has any of these problems, turn to the veterinarian before brushing. Before using the lower coat weeding tool, remove any tangles or knots with the FURminator® Degreasing Rakes or Grooming Rake. Step 3: Use the lower coat blow-drying tool as if it were a brush and run it all over the coat in the direction the hair grows, angle the steel tips up coat. Start with your pet's head and work your way back, especially near the stomach, legs, genitals, and anus. Avoid making too many passes in one area; Instead, pass the tool less but more gently and lengthen the strokes, away from your pet's skin. Although the skin-protecting design prevents the edges from penetrating and helps the tool glide over the skin, deep or hard brushing may irritate your pet's skin, so you should avoid applying excessive pressure. If you notice any redness or irritation, discontinue use. Step 4: When your tool picks up a lot of hair, it can be removed from the tool tips by pressing the FURejector button.
