Dog Brushing: Bristle Brush ❺

Bristle Brush to Make Your Dog's Coat Shine!

Bristle Brush, gentle and non-toxic. It is known dogs do a lot to keep their coats neat and clean, but you may help them a lot brushing their coats regularly. Brushing removes excess hair from the dog's coat and distributes the natural oils on your dog's skin, which makes the coat look healthy and well cared for. To do the job right you need to use some techniques and a few tools. Our Bristle Brush is an excellent item you can use separately or in combination with rubber brush or slicker brush. Our Bristle Brush with nylon handle is easy to use and comfortable to hold. It is non-toxic because we made it of natural materials, wood and nylon. Make brushing one of the most pleasant procedures for your dog with our Gentle Bristle Brush! Brush the fur in the direction it grows, down and out. Be gentle, try to untangle first, get rid of mats, and create the routine not to forget any area.

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Bristle Brush for Dogs with Short Fur

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Wooden Brush with Nylon Handle for Dogs

If your dog has a long, luxurious coat, this is what you should do daily: - Remove tangles with a slicker brush. - Gently tease mats out with a slicker brush. - Next, brush the coat with a bristle brush. If your dog has short, dense fur that's prone to matting, do the following: - Use a slicker brush to remove tangles. - Next, remove dead hair with a bristle brush. - Comb gently the tail.

If your dog has a smooth, short coat, you may brush it once a week: - First, use a rubber brush to remove dead skin and dirt. - Next, use a bristle brush to remove loosen hair. - Now, polish your doggie and make him shine with textile.

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