FURminator Curry Comb with Rubber Teeth for Short and Medium Coats

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To answer the first part of that question simply, Yes! Yes, you should brush a staffy. Here's a list of some good reasons why you should brush your staffy: Kong ZoomGroom: This curry brush is soft and flexible with a cute design, but it just didn't beat out the other curry brushes I tested. KBF99® Curry Comb–“This highly versatile and innovative KBF99 Curry Comb has short plastic teeth which help loosen dirt, hair, and other debris. An essential tool to begin any grooming session, this comb is impregnated with a special KBF99 additive, which offers anti-fungal and anti-bacterial properties to kill Strangles, Ringworm, E. coli, and Mycotoxin without chemicals! This curry comb is also ideal for removing hair from your other KBF99 brushes.” The brush is also durable, lightweight, and comfortable to hold with nonslip rubber grips on the curved handle. When I was done brushing, I used my fingers to easily lift the hair out of the rounded brush head.

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If you have time, brush your dog every day to remove shedding hair, untangle knots, and redistribute coat oils.Beyond grooming and hygiene, there are additional benefits. "Brushing regularly gives pet parents the opportunity to touch their pets all over, which can help identify possible health concerns early," she said. "As a groomer, I can't tell you how many times I've discovered lumps, bumps, cuts, or skin issues." If you can't brush daily, once a week is sufficient for most breeds. Dogs with long coats that tend to mat should be brushed two to three times a week. There are many types of curry comb available to suit your horse’s particular coat care requirements, such as plastic curry combs, rubber curry combs, massage brushes, de-shedding tools, and curry comb sponges – as well as metal curry combs, which are obviously intended to clean other brushes and cannot be used on a horse. Pros: Soft rubber nubs gently remove hair, flexible design for brushing all parts of body, massaging action ideal for dogs that dislike brushing, Velco wrist straps provide secure fit, available in three sizes Deshedding tools are a groomer's best friend," said Edmond, who has a Furminatorin her personal grooming tool kit. "It is so satisfying to use this on a husky or German shepherd during heavy shedding seasons." Pros: Made for pets with sensitive skin, angled stainless steel bristles minimize irritation, rubberized grips and curved handle provide comfort and control

The Furminator Undercoat Deshedding Tool landed in the top spot. I tested it on a Labrador retriever that sheds very heavily. The amount of hair I was able to remove from her coat was astonishing. It was far more than I could remove with the three other deshedding tools I tested. These brushes are best for dogs with smooth or short coats. "I use a curry brush on short-haired dogs during or right after a bath," Edmond said. "I like to use it on dogs that are heavily shedding." Cons: Not ideal for nonshedding dogs, sizing may not accommodate all hand sizes, somewhat difficult to clean hair off the gloves

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This type of brush, which is also called a curry comb, is made of rubber or soft plastic. It has flexible nubs that remove dirt and loose hair from the coat. Curry brushes are also great in the bath when used to work shampoo deep into the coat, all while giving your dog a nice massage. This cookie, set by YouTube, registers a unique ID to store data on what videos from YouTube the user has seen. For additional expertise on dog brushing, I talked with pet groomer Cassie Edmond, who is an animal caregiver at the San Diego Humane Society. Dog brushes come in different styles for different coats. To know which type of brush is best for your dog, first identify their coat type using the handy breakdown at the end of this guide. A finishing brush is just what it’s name implies, the finishing of your grooming. The bristles are super soft, like a face brush, and are typically made from natural bristles. The soft bristles help the natural oils to glide along the coat, and smooth everything out. The finishing brush also removes any traces of dust that may have accumulated after you have finished your brushing. Rub Rag My horses LOVE to have their faces brushed with the super soft brush. It must feel good, because when we get to this part of the grooming session, they always lower their heads and close their eyes. They love having their faces brushed with a super soft brush! And I did get this brush in one of my Saddle Box subscription boxes, and I couldn’t be happier! Finishing Brush

Four Paws Magic Coat Dual-Purpose Curry Brush: A nice curry brush (although I can't really attest to its purported antimicrobial properties), but it didn't perform as well as the Bodhi or Furbliss brushes. Wahl® Curry Comb Rubber–“The rubberised bristles of this handy rubber curry comb effectively remove mud, loose hair, dust, and shavings, to leave your horse’s coat with a brilliant shine. Boasts a luxurious new, soft-touch plastic grip, to allow for effortless grooming.” Burt's Bees Double-Sided Pin & Hemp Bristle Brush: The Burt's Bees brush is attractive, but it's very small and it was clunky to use and the hemp bristles felt almost too stiff. This brush didn't really compare to the feel or performance of the Hartz Groomer's Best Combo Dog Brush.