Can I use this product on my horses? One has a little longer coat than other but not as long as a golden retriever.
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I used this on my border collie so its def possible. I think it should work. If not you can always return it.
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I'm not sure you could use this for horses hair as I believe horse hair is much courser. However if it were just for touch ups on the mane and tail, maybe.
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YES. I basically use my Wahl clipper on the manes of my 26 year old quarter horse and 11 year old Missouri Fox Trotter,but it should not be a problem on the coat.
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I'm not sure. I have no idea how to groom horses. It works well on the dogs I groom. Battery charges quickly and comes with a back-up. I believe I read one of the reviews said they were using it for horses.
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I really don't know. I have only used the one with "coat" as my dog had horrific shedding problem with her other issues. I would imagine "coat" might give you more fats to help with that problem but i don't know for sure....
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Although I'm sure you could use this product, there are plenty of really good leather treatment products. I've cared for riding tack for many years and have used several things made for that purpose. The leather lasts for generations is cared for properly. I would not use this product over things made specifically for leather care. It is mostly solid at room temperature and a bit sticky when warmed.
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I have Border Collies, and this works wonderfully on them. Looking at your breed, the coat looks very similar to my Border Collies (maybe a bit shorter). I'd say go for it. You'll be amazed at how much undercoat you pull out with this thing.
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Our suggestion is to use it on a dry coat, as it will get absorbed better into the skin and coat for this Leave-In Conditioner. You can use it on a wet coat but it seems to get a little clumpier when doing so and it takes longer to absorb.
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I use mine on my long-haired cats. I would suggest you consult a breeder of Red Bone German Sheppard's on what they use and suggest you use.
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I would have to say "no". We use it for our horse pasture and it works pretty good on our horses when they decide they want to test it, but bears have a much thicker coat of hair/fur. For bear you would need something with more of a consistent pulse and meant for thicker furred animals.
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We use ours on a Cairn Terrier which has an very similar coat. It works great and there's nothing else we've found near it.
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Yes I have both a golden and a poodle. It would take a while with a golden..
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If it's powerful enough to clip horsehair, it will clip a golden retriever. The only drawback is that it doesn't come with comb attachments that control the length of the haircut. But I have those attachments from another Wahl clipper that are compatible so you can probably buy them separately.
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I use it both ways depending on the condition of my hair. By the way I also use it on my two beautiful Maltese dogs to keep their coats lux & beautiful. Enjoy!
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I was told by a salesman that there are different strengths of this product but that they all have the same ingredients. Also, be careful storing Vetericyn. Some catalog companies won't even ship it in cold weather. If it doesn't work for you, that might be the problem. It is a great product-use it all the time on horses and can't say enough good things about it. Major wounds heal with just spraying twice a day, no bandaging - gel works best in most cases because it doesn't run.
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I would say yes - we use it on our 80 lb. golden retriever, and it works amazingly well. It is not a tiny brush. Note that if your dog has long hair, the brush is definitely only for outside use. It removes a LOT of hair with each stroke and does not keep the hair in the brush.
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Yes, you can do different lengths using the blade guards. I use the shortest guard on my Havanese and it leaves her hair about an inch long. Just make sure coat is clean before clipping.
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Unfortunately I don't have direct experience with horses using this tool. I have had riding horses in the past and my guess is it would but the tool itself may not stand up to the coarseness and texture. Might work for forelock and mane where the hair is shorter than as with tails.
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From what I know they use the product in kennels to help control fleas and etc. So I would say yes, you can use it on your deck and you and your animals should be fine. What are you using it for? BUT - you should know if you just put it in the sealer that it will only last as long as the sealer is there - which is typically a year or two.
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If you use this on the animals skin it may irritate, I would think that you would have to dilute it in another carrier oil. I don't know if it would deter ticks or not. You dog would smell great though.