Brushes to use on your Fur Baby!

Safe to use on all Cats and short haired dogs. This will get your Fur Baby used to being brushed!

This slicker brush is not tipped and good to use on double coated, long hair, and curly hair dogs to brush out knots and matting.

This Slicker brush has rubber tips. Better to use on a dog that has been deshed. Also good use for a long haired cat or, curly haired dog to keep from matting.

This Deshed Brush is great to use on short haired, big dogs. 

The Rake is another Deshed tool. Only to be used on Long haired double coated dogs. This tool helps loosen up the fur that is trying to come out.

This can be used on all cats and dogs (longer hair animals you can get the metal bristles longer). Easy take the brush over the animal and remove a ton of fur.

Metal Comb will help you to determine if your dog has tangles, knots, or matting. You must brush from the skin to the tips of the fur. If it catches on the fur, you should brush your dog or cat out some more.

Brushing your cat is important too! They can get matted from rubbing up against furniture or playing with other animals. Be sure to brush your cats!

This dog may just look curly but in fact is not! For curly, or long-haired dogs it is very important to brush after bath, dry, and after done playing!

This is what it looks like when the matting is coming off of your dog. Coming off in sheets, and it's hard for the razor to get through. This takes a lot of time and the animal usually ends up having to get shaved to the skin.