I have a english springer spaniel who is not happy about grooming. I need a product that settles her wispy tangle prone coat
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The Isle of Dogs Jasmine & Vanilla shampoo & conditioner would probably be good. I ONLY know Yorkie hair, but my baby was getting nappy fur very close to the skin, under the coat. I started using these products & grooming/brushing daily w/ the Isle of Dogs Silky Coating brush spray. It all worked for us & I wont use anything else now! Lather up the conditioner real good & massage it in, then let it sit & soak in for A few mins before rinsing it all off real good. Also we wash, rinse, repeat, w/ the shampoo. Good Luck!
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Tanglefoot is a great product,I apply it in a medium to fine coat with a popcicle stick. the last time I used it was when birds were getting up through my ceiling of my front overhang through a few little holes in it.I put a coat around the holes and when they greipted the the edge of the hole to get up in there their feet got sticky and they can't stand that,and the problem was solved.
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I use it on my chocodoodle who has medium long hair and works well. I have used the furninator which I think would work better than the magic pro for a husky. The furminator is a better product. Next deshedding tool I buy I will splurge for the furminator.
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Yes it does. However, you can contact the company and they may be able to guide you to a product more suitable for your pet. Good luck.
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Surely the hugs and kisses supplement is a good source of fish oil. Really helps dogs coat be soo shiny.
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I bought this product for grooming my toy poodle, I ended up never used it because it was very very noisy. I am convinced that I need to buy something over $100 plus in order to get a clipper which is not noisy. B Shear
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I got this recommended by a groomer. I have a olde English bulldog so the hair is shorter but probably fall outs with as much consistency if not more. It did dramatically reduce the amount of shedding, but didn't stop it all together. But it works and smells better than everything else i have tried.
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I don't know....ask vet...probably fine. Also, try Rockin'Paws...put a tiny drop on your hands and then on her hair....brush goes thru easily...my bichpoo looks great and doesn't need brushing as often. I got it at a dog event but they sell it online.
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Call a dog groomer and ask. It varies by breed, because type of hair varies by breed. They even let me try two at the grooming place, and I'm getting this one for my mini Australian Shepherd.
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My shepherd mix has a long, very thick, double coat. I just make sure that the collar is tight enough for the prongs (there are two sets, one for longer hair) to make contact with skin, and I check periodically to make sure the collar hasn't loosened.
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I have a Rottweiler and German Shepard mix she hates to be brushed also. I give her a rawhide or a treat that will take awhile to chew up and eat. The furminator works awesome on her
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My dog is Spaniel and Lahsa Ahpso. His hair does get matted, but I have to cut out the mats. You would probably need to use scissors on your dog first to get the knots out and then use the clippers to keep him looking good. They work really well on regular clips - I cut my dog about every 4-5 weeks.
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Ingredients, in order, as per label: purified water, hydrolyzed plant protein, chamomilla recutita (chamomile) flower extract, proprietary cationic (kiwi) fruit extract, fragrance. Directions: Best results are achieved while using this product on a clean coat. Bathe pet using your choice of TropiClean Shampoos. Rinse thoroughly. Apply Tangle Remover liberally and massage into saturated coat. Dry the coat completely. Brush or comb out tangles. For stubborn tangles, liberally apply Tangle Remover to the problem area and brush out. Dry coat completely or allow to air dry. Can be used without bathing pet.
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I agree. The undercoat must be there, then this product will work nicely. It removes more undercoat from my Aussie than a Furminator.
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Absolutely. I think the dog would love it. It should really help with tangles in a long haired dog. Perhaps even use it after a bath.
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I have a wire hared fox terrier myself and do not have any experience with collies. However, I think that while thinning an undercoat it will also shorten the main coat as well. At least that's what this tool does to my dog's hair. Probably not the look you are going after. There must be other brushes that can primarily thin an undercoat alone. Perhaps a designated undercoat rake would be more suitable for your dog: http://www.amazon.com/Evolution-W6110-Grooming-Undercoat-Rotating/dp/B0002DIRYG/ref=sr_1_1?s=pet-supplies&ie=UTF8&qid=1373408414&sr=1-1&keywords=undercoat+rake
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Not that good Michael. It is really design to remove under-coat and it's the best at that. What we have found with cockle burs and bad tangles is to use a letter opener. Just one of the standard plastic ones where the razor blade is hidden up inside to prevent accident. Just slide it through the hair between the tangle and the skin and bingo! You can pick'em up everywhere as most of them have ad messages on them. Works like a charm and doesn't leave the coat looking hacked up. Good luck.JFS