What should I do if my Teddy's ear hair is knotted? If my Teddy's ear hair is knotted, first spray some smoothing spray on the hair, then use a comb to follow the growth direction of the hair, and comb it from the tip to the root of the hair bit by bit. Then use a single-row comb to loosen the knots at the ends of the hair. After the hair is combed out, use a bristle comb to comb the hair smoothly. If the knotting is serious, first use scissors to cut the hair ball and then comb it. If the hair ball still cannot be combed, you can only cut off all the hair ball.

You can use a comb or wire brush to comb along the growth direction of the hair, starting from the tip of the hair and then combing to the root of the hair. Do it bit by bit, and do not comb or pull hard to avoid causing pain or pulling out the hair. Spray some lanolin-rich detangling spray on your Teddy's ear hair to make grooming easier.

But you cannot bathe Teddy at this time. When the fur is tangled, do not get the fur wet. When a Teddy's coat gets wet and then dries again, it will shrink like wool, making it even more impossible to comb it out.

Use a single-row comb to loosen the knots at the ends of the hair, and then slowly move toward the root of the hair. When you feel that the hair has been combed out, use a bristle comb (a brush-like comb) to comb the hair smoothly.

If the knotting is serious, you can use scissors to cut the hair ball in the direction of the hair root, and then comb it out.

If you still can’t comb it out, you can only cut off all the hair balls.