Dog grooming requires special combs

Dogs should prepare a wide-tooth comb and a fine-tooth comb. When purchasing, choose one with rounded tooth ends and cross-section to avoid tearing the fur and damaging the dog's skin. For long-haired dogs, a wide-tooth comb is used to comb the outer coat and smooth out tangled and knotted hair; a fine-tooth comb is used to comb the inner coat.

Dog grooming requires a comb

Short-haired dogs are usually combed with a comb. The shape of the comb is a rectangular plate fixed with short and curved metal wire teeth, equipped with a handle. The function of a comb is to comb off the lower layer of fluff that has fallen off a short-haired dog. In addition to using a comb to comb your hair, another important tool is a shearing tool.

Dog grooming requires scissors

It is best to choose scissors with rounded blade ends to avoid accidentally piercing the dog's skin. The function of scissors is to trim the fine hair around the eyes, ears, lips, anus and genitals, and on the soles of the feet. In addition, be careful not to cut off your dog’s beard when using scissors. You can use it with a comb when trimming.

Nail clippers are needed for dog grooming

Dogs’ nails are often tools they use to make noise. In order to eliminate noise and for hygiene reasons, owners must trim their dogs’ nails regularly. When choosing nail clippers Please use guillotine-type scissors for safety.