Different Kinds Dog Grooming Tools

For anyone who is knowledgeable about Dremel tools, you will know that this nail care device is based on the same concept. Rather than working with a nail clipper to snip each nail off, the rotary dog grooming tools rotates rapidly and allows you to sand your dogs nails down. This is significantly less traumatic for your dog, and prevents nails being cut at the quick, which can injure and bleeding.

A comb-style brush, with only one row of tines which is specifically designed to remove shedding fur is called the De-Shedding tool. With just one row of tines, it makes less complicated to remove fur without all of it getting caught in a brush, making it tougher to remove.

Matting Comb – This is a brush that is actually several needle-like spikes. This can be used on dogs that shed a lot, and if used with a rolling motion can pick up loads of hair. Be very careful using these tools, as the sharp points can injure and break the skin if they poke you.

Undercoat Rake – Like the slicker, it is a pet grooming supplies which is intended specifically to remove the shedding and loose hair to the dog’s undercoat. You’ll find different shapes and widths, based on the size of your dog.

Dog Slicker – It’s a dog brush that is especially built to remove hair from the dog’s undercoat, whilst at the same time preserving the hair of the topcoat from being taken off. When dogs shed, it is the undercoat that should be groomed, and owners often utilize a regular comb which eliminates more of the topcoat than is necessary which is not suitable for your pet.

Shedding Blade – It is a loop-style tool which has a dual function of helping remove shedding hair as well as also assisting in water removal after the dog has been bathed. The smooth side can be used almost like a squeegee to slick off excess water from the coat.

Flea Comb – It is a very fine-toothed comb to be used in the elimination of fleas. The fine tines around the comb help comb out the dog’s fur making it simpler to remove fleas.