My bichon frise matts. Will this help?
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This product helps tremendously with my Toy poodle which has air like a sheep. It's very thick and course and used to matt terribly. This product made her grooming 100 percent easier!
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That is a big "yes" follow the directions exactly. Really a great company to do business with.
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Yes. I have Persian cats. The spayer saturates rather easily, so I spritz very lightly. Works well all over to soften and keep coat silk and smooth. For spot treatments, spritz a little on area and work out gently form bottom of hair up to root of matt. Regular use all over, should keep dogs, less tangled. But try to run a comb through dog daily to have ease of management. I have also heard that groomers sometimes use I believe baking soda (could be corn starch ) directly on dry mat to work out if very stubborn.
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My golden doodle also matted. This stuff did absolutely nothing to untangle the knots, or make combing out possible. It did leave his coat very greasy, though. We had to have the dog trimmed down practically to the skin, then, as his hair grew out, keep it groomed.
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Yes, Yes yes. The smell bothered me but it would not most people. We have a Shit tzu and she tangles bad. You spray this on after you bathe her (me before I shampoo) and rub it in good. I spray heavier where she mats the most. Just follow the instructions. I could not believe it worked using it first and then washing it off. It is good for a week or so. You will still have to clip the knots. The instructions say you can use it on a dry dog just to touch them up. I cannot do that due to allergies but it is a great product.
710870
I always brush or comb out any matting. I find is very adequate for my Cavalier Spaniels. It drys fast.
941466
excellent I have 2 French Mastiffs and 3 cats! but I also have a light beige carpet, if you have a deep color carpet test a spot in an out of the way area to make sure it does not harm the color...spray the spot or blot it with a sponge soaked in Instagone, after the stain is removed put about a tablespoon of rubbing alcohol, it will remove any residual odor and has the added benefit of keeping the animals away from that spot!
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YES most definitely! I LOVE these mats & we have a few & I'm going to buy 2 more! They have a clear connector & I would HIGHLY suggest buying that for a dog that size. The mats w/the grates are made VERY well & DURABLE & the design of those grates have 'supports' on them (the underside) so the weight of your dog will be evenly distributed & the plastic grates won't bend, break or snap. BUT IF for some reason you have an issue you can purchase the grates separately. We've had ours for a year now & haven't had any issues. SIDE NOTES: There should be a video that shows how to alter these mats too. In order to stop the pup or dog from pulling up the grates if they have a habit of ripping up the mats underneath (the wee mats). We had an issue w/that & we had to alter the mats in order to stop our pups from doing so. LOL It was a simple & quick fix & the video was made by another customer here on Amazon & we couldn't be more grateful! :))) The order should come with ugodog pads to line the mats with. Although we liked them a lot & they did what they said these mats work just as well w/the regular 'wee mats' you can find at your local pet store. The GREAT thing about it is they'll last longer. ;) Last but not least these mats are not as difficult to clean as some reviewers are claiming. VERY easy/simple & this product is the BEST on the market in my opinion.
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No, I just checked the label and it clearly states "For Dog Use Only." I'd suggest TicTacs or Altoids to help with your problem. :-) j/k! If you need more info, I can take a pic of the label/instructions and email that to you. Take care!
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I have a dog who gets very matted and we use it on him. We brush a little and then use the clipper, brush some more and clip. it takes a while but it works.
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Sorry... I have dogs only. I did notice that Fizzion works best on NEW dog stains but NOT well on set-in stainsGood luck!
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I buy the grass mats for a 'chew toy'. It would work if your rabbit doesn't destroy the mat too quickly, either by chewing or fouling (toilet). My hutch has a wide plastic grid for the floor, but a previous wire grid cage did wear off the foot fur. Not so much as to cause sore hocks, but it is an issue for pets who spend all their time on wire. You might try simply buying bulk hay for the rabbit to spread around to his comfort, but you will have to completely clear it and refresh every day or at least every other (like a horse's stall) to prevent smell, illness potential, or just plain eating dirty hay. contact your local House Rabbit Society for other suggestions. I buy the grass mats for a 'chew toy'. It would work if your rabbit doesn't destroy the mat too quickly, either by chewing or fouling (toilet). My hutch has a wide plastic grid for the floor, but a previous wire grid cage did wear off the foot fur. Not so much as to cause sore hocks, but it is an issue for pets who spend all their time on wire. You might try simply buying bulk hay for the rabbit to spread around to his comfort, but you will have to completely clear it and refresh every day or at least every other (like a horse's stall) to prevent smell, illness potential, or just plain... » Read More I buy the grass mats for a 'chew toy'. It would work if your rabbit doesn't destroy the mat too quickly, either by chewing or fouling (toilet). My hutch has a wide plastic grid for the floor, but a previous wire grid cage did wear off the foot fur. Not so much as to cause sore hocks, but it is an issue for pets who spend all their time on wire. You might try simply buying bulk hay for the rabbit to spread around to his comfort, but you will have to completely clear it and refresh every day or at least every other (like a horse's stall) to prevent smell, illness potential, or just plain eating dirty hay. contact your local House Rabbit Society for other suggestions. « Show Less
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Would this product clean up piddle spots my little yorkie makes sometimes on the carper?
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No - the collars won't mat the fur - but be sure to measure. I bought the Large for a 35 lb Cocker Spaniel...it fits but its way too heavy. I think the medium is a high as you should go.
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Susan, Jules answered quite comprehensively. Hope that helps you decide on the quality of this product. It sure has made a difference for my precious dog!
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this helped, but didn't completely solve the problem. My dog quickly figured out when the mat was there equals zap. We tried 'setting her up' and she never took the bait. She is a basset hound, but can get up there somehow and does all the time. She has now taken to licking the dishes when I don't get to them right away.We had SOME luck with the Pet Agree (it's a wireless remote that does high pitch noise) and we could be out of the room and push it. Worked for a few weeks and now she doesn't care. Good luck!
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yes, it helped our bichon's coat whiten and yes helped whiten her muzzle where she had food stains. We also use a product called Angel Eyes for tear and saliva stains. She looks beautiful thanks to these two products.
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Hi Jeff, First off let me say that's an awesome idea! And yes It will still work, you may need to lightly oil the rollers first though. Good luck with your bacon dogs!
616414
Yes this would help them. Because they are a large dog and they grow really fast it will help
84110
Sharp ceramic blades and cool lube will help the most. Clean coat does, also. I have Westies. I always bathe first,blow dry and comb out before I groom them.
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I have a Bichon Frise with which I am using the program. He's stubborn with some bad habits (rescue) and we are getting very good results. It doesn't matter the breed (unless the dog was TRAINED to fight or be aggressive per his video disclaimer). It is training the owner to help the dog act properly. The program won't work if you the owner don't do the work with the dog. The good thing is you aren't dependent on a trainer or a class--you will know what to do. I found it very empowering after spending money on outside training programs. It has to be between you and your dog. Good luck (Bichons are awesome little dogs!) I have a Bichon Frise with which I am using the program. He's stubborn with some bad habits (rescue) and we are getting very good results. It doesn't matter the breed (unless the dog was TRAINED to fight or be aggressive per his video disclaimer). It is training the owner to help the dog act properly. The program won't work if you the owner don't do the work with the dog. The good thing is you aren't dependent on a trainer or a class--you will know what to do. I found it very empowering after spending money on outside training programs. It has to be between you and your dog. Good luck... » Read More I have a Bichon Frise with which I am using the program. He's stubborn with some bad habits (rescue) and we are getting very good results. It doesn't matter the breed (unless the dog was TRAINED to fight or be aggressive per his video disclaimer). It is training the owner to help the dog act properly. The program won't work if you the owner don't do the work with the dog. The good thing is you aren't dependent on a trainer or a class--you will know what to do. I found it very empowering after spending money on outside training programs. It has to be between you and your dog. Good luck (Bichons are awesome little dogs!) « Show Less