Dog specific hair removal needle comb

Functions

Removing Loose Hair: It can penetrate deep into the bottom layer of the hair and comb out the loose hair that naturally falls off the dog's body, reducing the situation of hair flying around in the house and keeping the home environment tidy.

Preventing Tangling: Regularly combing with a pin brush can untangle the small knots in the dog's hair, avoiding the entanglement of hair to form large hair knots and keeping the hair smooth and fluffy.

Promoting Blood Circulation: During the combing process, the teeth of the pin brush gently stimulate the dog's skin, which can promote the blood circulation of the dog's skin, be beneficial to the healthy growth of the dog's hair, and make the hair more shiny and glossy.

Selection Methods

Tooth Material: Give priority to the pin brush teeth made of stainless steel. This material is sturdy, durable, and not easy to rust. Moreover, it can penetrate the hair better, achieving a good combing effect. At the same time, pay attention to whether the tips of the teeth are round and smooth to avoid sharp teeth scratching the dog's skin.

Tooth Density: Select a pin brush with an appropriate tooth density according to the length and thickness of the dog's hair. For dogs with long and thick hair, such as Alaskan Malamutes and Golden Retrievers, a pin brush with a larger and longer tooth density should be chosen so that it can comb deeper into the bottom layer of the hair. For short-haired dogs, such as Chihuahuas and Pugs, a pin brush with relatively sparse teeth can be selected, which can not only remove the loose hair but also not overly stimulate the skin.

Handle Design: The handle of a high-quality pin brush usually adopts an ergonomic design, providing a comfortable grip and not causing fatigue even after long-term use. Common handle materials include wood, plastic, etc. The wooden handle has a better texture, while the plastic handle is relatively lightweight and easy to clean.

Usage Methods

Preparation Work: Choose a quiet and comfortable environment to let the dog relax. You can soothe the dog first and let it get familiar with the pin brush to avoid resistance during the combing process.

Combing Along the Hair Growth Direction: First, gently comb along the growth direction of the dog's hair with the pin brush, starting from the head and then combing in turn to the back, abdomen, limbs, and tail. In this way, the surface loose hair and some small knots that are easy to untangle can be removed.

Combing Against the Hair Growth Direction: For dogs with long hair, after combing along the hair growth direction, you can comb against the hair growth direction, especially in areas with long and easily knotted hair such as the tail and ears. Combing against the hair growth direction can more thoroughly remove the deep-seated hair knots, but be careful to move gently to avoid pulling the dog's skin.

Layered Combing: Divide the dog's hair into small sections and comb layer by layer to ensure that each section of hair can be thoroughly combed through, preventing the omission of some hair knots or loose hair hidden deep inside.