To use the FURminator effectively, it's important to follow specific steps designed to safely remove loose undercoat hair. The process focuses on brushing in the natural direction of your pet's fur growth.
Step-by-Step Guide to Using Your FURminator
Using the FURminator correctly helps to pull out excess fur that is close to dropping or blowing on its own, reducing shedding around your home.
Here are the key steps based on proper technique:
- Start with a Dry Coat: Always use the FURminator on a pet with a completely dry coat.
- Angle the Tool: Angle the FURminator against your pet's skin.
- Brush Direction: Brush from head to tail.
- Cover All Areas: Be sure to include your dog's stomach when brushing.
- Follow Fur Growth: Always brush in the same direction the fur is growing.
- Avoid Brushing Against Growth: Do not brush your dog's fur from tail to head or bottom to top.
Following these simple steps ensures that you effectively remove loose undercoat hair without causing discomfort to your pet.