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Pet grooming products are chosen by coat type. Slicker brushes and metal combs work through long, curly and doodle-type coats; bristle brushes and rubber curry mitts polish short, smooth coats; and undercoat rakes and deshedding tools lift loose fur from double-coated breeds during seasonal sheds. Dematting combs and detangling sprays help with knots before they become mats.
Clippers range from quiet cordless trimmers for faces and paws to corded professional clippers with interchangeable blades and guard combs for full body trims. Nails are kept short with scissor or guillotine clippers or rotary grinders. Shampoos and conditioners come in formulas for sensitive skin, puppies, whitening and conditioning long coats, along with ear cleaners, paw balms and dental brushes.
Professional and home groomers also buy grooming tables with arms and loops, high-velocity dryers, curved and thinning shears, and bathing tubs. Introduce grooming gradually with rewards, keep blades sharp and cool, and ask your vet about skin irritation, hot spots or ear problems rather than treating them yourself.
Choosing pet grooming products
- Match brushes to your pet's coat type.
- Choose clippers suited for your pet's coat thickness.
- Use nail clippers or grinders sized for your pet.
- Check shampoo ingredients and use pet-specific products.
- Ask your vet about skin conditions.
Questions about grooming products
Which brush is right for my dog's coat?
Short coats do well with a bristle brush or rubber mitt, long and curly coats need a slicker brush and comb, and double coats benefit from an undercoat rake during shedding. Tell the seller your breed and coat type if you're unsure.
Can I use human shampoo on my pet?
Pet shampoos are formulated for animal skin, so they're generally the safer choice. If your pet has itchy or flaky skin, ask your vet before switching products.
Clippers or grinder for nails?
Clippers are quick and quiet; grinders smooth the edge and make it easier to take off small amounts, though some pets dislike the noise. A groomer or vet can show you where to stop to avoid the quick.
Do I need professional clippers for home grooming?
For occasional tidy-ups a cordless trimmer is often enough. For full trims on thick or curly coats, clippers with detachable blades and guard combs give a more even result.