Introducing the FURrminator Short Hair Brush, designed to reduce shedding by up to 99% for dogs with short fur. This is the newest model, tailored specifically for short-haired dogs.
Tired of dealing with your dog's loose fur? The FURminator Short Hair is the ideal solution, effectively minimizing shedding and keeping your home free from excess fur.
This model is part of FURminator's range, which includes versions for both short-haired and long-haired dogs, ensuring optimal performance for your grooming needs.
Specifically designed for dogs with coats less than 5 cm in length.
With guaranteed shedding reduction surpassing other brushes on the market, the FURminator Short Hair features an ergonomic handle for comfortable use.
Plus, with the push of a button, the brush effortlessly releases loose undercoat fur, making grooming sessions a breeze.
- New improved model FURminator Short Hair with fur release button
- Specially developed for short-haired dogs
- Reduces shedding up to 99%
- Goes through undercoat and removes loose and dead fur
- Natural oils in the coat are given more space to work
Reduce your dog's shedding by up to 99% with the FURminator Short Hair brush. This tool effectively removes undercoat, loose, and dead fur without harming the undercoat, resulting in a healthier, shinier coat with enhanced natural oils.
Additionally, the FURminator Short Hair helps reduce allergens in the air, benefiting allergy sufferers.
Available in four different sizes, you can choose the perfect fit for your dog's grooming needs.
- X-Small: The width of the blade is 3.10 cm - Designed for very small dogs up to 5 kg.
- Small: The width of the blade is 4.5 cm - Designed for dogs up to 10 kg.
- Medium: The width of the blade is 6.8 cm - Designed for dogs between 11-25 kg.
- Large: The width of the blade is 10.2 cm - Designed for dogs over 25 kg
Here's a guide on using the FURminator Short Hair Brush effectively:
1. Ensure your dog's coat is clean and completely dry before using the FURminator.
2. Check your dog for any wounds, scratches, or injuries. If you notice any, seek advice from a vet or licensed dog groomer. Avoid using the FURminator on areas with wounds.
3. Gently comb the FURminator in the direction of your dog's fur, using long strokes and avoiding repetitive strokes in the same spots. Take extra care around sensitive areas like the abdomen, legs, genitals, and anus. Avoid applying too much pressure to prevent skin irritation.
4. Use the button on the FURminator to remove excess hair from the brush, ensuring a clean and effective grooming session while preserving your dog's coat.
