When it comes to removing stubborn knots and matts you need a tool that is going to be gentle on the skin, at the same time effective at removing dead unwanted undercoat. The Clipit Matt Master with its 11 precision-engineered blades, gently takes away that issue.
 
At a glance:
An effective, ergonomical tool for removing knots and matts,
Features 6 curved blades and 5 slicing blades,
Includes a thick, rubberised handle for easy grip and reduced slippage,
Suitable for use on dogs and cast,
Colour: Purple
Size: 17cm(L) x 50cm (W) x 3cm (D)
 
Understanding the problem: What causes tangled coats in pets?
 
Tangled coats can be a common issue for many pet owners, regardless of their fur length. Understanding the causes can help you prevent and manage tangles more effectively.
 
One of the main reasons for tangled coats is the lack of regular grooming. When pets are not brushed frequently, their loose hairs become tangled with the existing coat, leading to mats and knots.
 
While it's important to know the right techniques for detangling coats, it's equally important to avoid common mistakes that can cause harm to your pet. Here are some common mistakes to avoid:
 
1. Pulling or tugging: Never pull or tug forcefully at knots or mats, as this can cause pain and discomfort to your pet. Take your time and be patient during the detangling process.
2. Using the wrong tools: Using the wrong tools, such as a regular human hairbrush, can damage your pet's fur and cause breakage. Invest in high-quality grooming tools specifically designed for pets.
3. Skipping regular grooming: Regular grooming is essential for preventing tangles. Skipping grooming sessions with your dog groomer can lead to more severe mats that are harder to remove.