FURMINATOR DESHEDDING TOOL CLASSIC COLLECTION
FURminator
Directions for Use
1. Be sure your dog or cat has a clean coat that is COMPLETELY DRY... for best results, we recommend using the FURminator deShedding tool immediately after washing and drying your dog or cat.
2. Because the FURminator deShedding will extract an abundance of hair, position your dog or cat in an area that is easy to sweep or vacuum.
3. With the edge and teeth of the tool angled toward the coat of your dog or cat, GENTLY pull the tool across the coat in the direction of the pet's hair growth. Use the tool like a hair brush and stroke across, up and away from your pet's skin. Use long, gentle strokes with the tool and avoid repeated strokes in the same area. Be extra careful near the pet's most sensitive areas (stomach, legs, genitals and anus). DO NOT APPLY TOO MUCH WEIGHT OR DOWNWARD PRESSURE as you comb through the pet's coat. Deep or rough brushing can cause the pet's skin to become red and irritated, and pet's with sensitive skin may suffer brush burns even with light combing. If you notice any redness or irritation on your pet's skin, immediately stop using the tool.
SPECIAL NOTES
Before using the deShedding tool, perform a COMPLETE physical inspection of your dog or cat and identify any tangles or matting in their hair or coat...if your dog or cat has any tangles or matting in their hair or coat, DO NOT USE the FURminator deShedding Tool. Take your pet to a certified pet grooming salon for professional treatment. Also perform a COMPLETE physical inspection of your dog or cat and identify any sores, cuts, bruises, abrasions or skin conditions...your pet's coat can hide existing sores, cuts, bruises, abrasions or skin conditions, so be sure to perform a thorough inspection on your dog or cat. If your dog or cat has any sores, cuts, bruises, abrasions or skin conditions, DO NOT USE the FURminator deShedding Tool. Take your pet to a veterinarian for professional treatment. The time required to use the FURminator deShedding Tool on your dog or cat will vary based on the breed of your pet and condition of its coat. Excessive shedding may be caused by a pet's health and diet and should be discussed with a veterinarian. The FURminator deShedding Tool is designed to be performed ONLY on "shedding" breeds of dogs and cats. The FURminator deShedding Tool should NOT be performed on any other pet or on non-shedding breeds of dogs and cats. Consult a veterinarian to determine if your dog or cat is considered a shedding or non-shedding breed.
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FURminator Inc. - Fenton, MO 63026
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