LilPals Stainless Steel Shedding Dog Comb (1-Pack), green, XS, Model Number: W6201
About this item
- Quality Guaranteed
- Featuring long teeth the shedding comb penetrated deep into the undercoat and the short teeth collect loose hair
- Stainless steel
- To control the shedding of your puppy or toy dog
- Keep your puppy or small dog looking great with our shedding dog comb
- Best suited for puppies and toy breeds
- For heavily matted hair, use this comb and a Ill Pals slicker to remove mats prior to bathing
- Recommended by professional groomers
- Smooth, rounded teeth are gentle to the skin
-
Suggested breeds: Chihuahua, Miniature Dachshund, Papillion, Miniature Pinscher, Pomeranians, Toy Poodle, West Highland Terrier, Yorkshire Terrier
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Li'l Pals Shedding Dog Comb
Li'l Pals Shedding Dog Combs are perfectly scaled down for petite pets and feature an easy grip handle. They have smooth rounded teeth that are gentle to the skin. Long teeth penetrate deep into the undercoat while the short teeth collect loose hair. These shedding dog combs also work well on matted hair.
- Stainless steel
- Comfort grip handle
- Long teeth penetrate deep into the undercoat
- Short teeth collect loose hair
How to Brush
Li’l Pals dog grooming brushes and grooming tools are safe and easy to use. Brush in the direction of hair growth, from head to tail and then down the legs. Use flowing strokes, separating the hair as needed. To fluff the coat, brush against direction of hair growth.
Brush Carefully
Take care to avoid removing too much hair at one time when using your Li’l Pals dog brush.
Brush Frequently
Use your Li’l Pals dog grooming brush frequently to help enhance the coat's natural luster, reduce shedding and encourage a healthy coat.
Handling Tangles & Mats
For coats with mats or tangles, use a Li’l Pals Double-Sided Dog Comb to detangle the hair prior to brushing. Starting at the head, move toward the tail, then down the legs using long strokes that follow the direction of hair growth.
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LilPals Stainless Steel Shedding Dog Comb (1-Pack), green, XS, Model Number: W6201
LilPals Stainless Steel Shedding Dog Comb (1-Pack), green, XS, Model Number: W6201
About this item
- Quality Guaranteed
- Featuring long teeth the shedding comb penetrated deep into the undercoat and the short teeth collect loose hair
- Stainless steel
- To control the shedding of your puppy or toy dog
- Keep your puppy or small dog looking great with our shedding dog comb
- Best suited for puppies and toy breeds
- For heavily matted hair, use this comb and a Ill Pals slicker to remove mats prior to bathing
- Recommended by professional groomers
- Smooth, rounded teeth are gentle to the skin
-
Suggested breeds: Chihuahua, Miniature Dachshund, Papillion, Miniature Pinscher, Pomeranians, Toy Poodle, West Highland Terrier, Yorkshire Terrier
From the manufacturer
Li'l Pals Shedding Dog Comb
Li'l Pals Shedding Dog Combs are perfectly scaled down for petite pets and feature an easy grip handle. They have smooth rounded teeth that are gentle to the skin. Long teeth penetrate deep into the undercoat while the short teeth collect loose hair. These shedding dog combs also work well on matted hair.
- Stainless steel
- Comfort grip handle
- Long teeth penetrate deep into the undercoat
- Short teeth collect loose hair
How to Brush
Li’l Pals dog grooming brushes and grooming tools are safe and easy to use. Brush in the direction of hair growth, from head to tail and then down the legs. Use flowing strokes, separating the hair as needed. To fluff the coat, brush against direction of hair growth.
Brush Carefully
Take care to avoid removing too much hair at one time when using your Li’l Pals dog brush.
Brush Frequently
Use your Li’l Pals dog grooming brush frequently to help enhance the coat's natural luster, reduce shedding and encourage a healthy coat.
Handling Tangles & Mats
For coats with mats or tangles, use a Li’l Pals Double-Sided Dog Comb to detangle the hair prior to brushing. Starting at the head, move toward the tail, then down the legs using long strokes that follow the direction of hair growth.
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About this item
- Quality Guaranteed
- Featuring long teeth the shedding comb penetrated deep into the undercoat and the short teeth collect loose hair
- Stainless steel
- To control the shedding of your puppy or toy dog
- Keep your puppy or small dog looking great with our shedding dog comb
- Best suited for puppies and toy breeds
- For heavily matted hair, use this comb and a Ill Pals slicker to remove mats prior to bathing
- Recommended by professional groomers
- Smooth, rounded teeth are gentle to the skin
-
Suggested breeds: Chihuahua, Miniature Dachshund, Papillion, Miniature Pinscher, Pomeranians, Toy Poodle, West Highland Terrier, Yorkshire Terrier
From the manufacturer
Li'l Pals Shedding Dog Comb
Li'l Pals Shedding Dog Combs are perfectly scaled down for petite pets and feature an easy grip handle. They have smooth rounded teeth that are gentle to the skin. Long teeth penetrate deep into the undercoat while the short teeth collect loose hair. These shedding dog combs also work well on matted hair.
- Stainless steel
- Comfort grip handle
- Long teeth penetrate deep into the undercoat
- Short teeth collect loose hair
How to Brush
Li’l Pals dog grooming brushes and grooming tools are safe and easy to use. Brush in the direction of hair growth, from head to tail and then down the legs. Use flowing strokes, separating the hair as needed. To fluff the coat, brush against direction of hair growth.
Brush Carefully
Take care to avoid removing too much hair at one time when using your Li’l Pals dog brush.
Brush Frequently
Use your Li’l Pals dog grooming brush frequently to help enhance the coat's natural luster, reduce shedding and encourage a healthy coat.
Handling Tangles & Mats
For coats with mats or tangles, use a Li’l Pals Double-Sided Dog Comb to detangle the hair prior to brushing. Starting at the head, move toward the tail, then down the legs using long strokes that follow the direction of hair growth.
