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mollybo


Newbie
Newbie
03/24/2008 4:07 PM  

Does anyone have a great solution on how to manage the shedding? I was thinking on getting a grooming rake to help with the dead hair. I know it would help them out and make them feel better.

Susan


Terrier Terror
Terrier Terror
03/24/2008 6:53 PM  
Get a grooming mitt! There is a soft side and a rubber side that really gets the loose hair out. My doggies love me to mitt them.

ANYTHING WORTH DOING IS WORTH OVERDOING Mom of eight, only three left at home! Pack leader to ten ratties: Maggie, Mysty, Berry, Simon, Ceecee and five puppies, Star,Sari, Bluebelle, Double stuf,and Snortie. As well as Ginger the Border Collie.
RattieGurl0102


Terrier Terror
Terrier Terror
03/24/2008 7:02 PM  
I have a pet hair remover and it fits in your hand, but it is by a brand called Bamboo. I SWEAR DO NOT GET IT! I think it would be meant for thicker coated dogs. NOT RATTIES! I have one, and it BARELY picks up the loose fur on Daisy! It dosen't work!

But I might get a mitt for her! That's a great idea! I should get one of those!

~ Shelbi and Miss Daisy ~

Tika&Bogie


Ratastic
Ratastic
03/24/2008 7:23 PM  
Our local news did a segment on shedding tools..they went to the grooming school with several combs ...the furminator won hands down..they also recommended the furminator shampoo..

Tika & BogiebRat
BETTYLOO35


Ratterific
Ratterific
03/26/2008 5:37 PM  
I got the one advertised on tv they show someone brushing a lab or something it doesn't work that well at all. a waste of money.
tauney4


Pack Leader
Pack Leader
03/26/2008 6:30 PM  
a co worker gives his dogs fish oil pills and he says it does wonders!!!
Apollo's Mommy


Feisty
Feisty
03/26/2008 7:34 PM  

Emma and Indie don't shed as much as Apollo does.  So I just use a regular dog brush on them.  But for Apollo I use a grooming mit/glove.  He doesn't shed much except for this time of year though. 


"You can't fix stupid." - Ron White

~ Jolene ~
Mommy to Apollo, Emma, & Indie

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talatzkomom


Ratastic
Ratastic
03/26/2008 7:53 PM  

I GOT A PRETTY RUBBER SPARKLE CURRY MITT FROM WALMART 1.50$ WORKS JUST LIKE ON A HORSE!(THEY KIND OF HAVE FURR LIKE A HORSE)IT GETS ALL THE DRY SKIN OFF TOO!THEY FIGHT TO HAVE A TURN!OH! THE 'OL RED HORSE CURRY'S WORK TOO! BUT HARD TO HOLD ON TOO AND THESE DO A BETTER JOB!


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GrafixGurl


Ratterific
Ratterific
04/06/2008 11:17 PM  
Mine don't usually shed badly but when they are blowing coat (seasonal hair loss) I get moist dog bath towelettes and rub them down then I have a soft bristle brush that I brush them with. The wet makes the hair stick to the brush and they love the brush too!

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justan0therjess


Newbie
Newbie
04/07/2008 12:46 AM  
i bought a sheddingmitt from walmart that was for a cat, and it works pretty good.. but the little girls been shedding like crazy for the last few days.
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