Everything you need to know
about deshedding

WHAT IS DESHEDDING?

It is the process of removing dead hair from your pet’s undercoat, which may not be effectively removed with brushing or combing, as these focus primarily on removing hair and debris from the top layer of fur.

DIFFERENT COAT TYPES

Most pets have a top coat (the fur you see on the animal) and an undercoat. The pet’s undercoat has a soft and downy texture and provides insulation and protection, while the top coat is made up of ‘guard hairs’ whose primary function is to keep the pet’s skin dry.
Discover the secret to a healthier, happier pet! Regular deshedding removes dead hair, prevents matting, and keeps your pet cool in summer and warm in winter. Click to learn how to keep your pet's coat in top shape!

WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?

Shedding is a natural process for pets. Pets completely replace their coat every spring and autumn to adjust to the changes in temperature because their coats act as temperature regulators; keeping them cool in the summer and warm in the winter.

DID YOU KNOW…

This dog’s hair might look cute and curly, but it’s actually in the process of matting.

You won’t be able to run a comb through this coat without getting stuck; meaning you’ll have to brush out the tangles which pull at their skin and cause skin irritations.

Discover the secret to a healthier, happier pet! Regular deshedding removes dead hair, prevents matting, and keeps your pet cool in summer and warm in winter. Click to learn how to keep your pet's coat in top shape!
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WHAT IS DESHEDDING?

It is the process of removing dead hair from your pet’s undercoat, which may not be effectively removed with brushing or combing, as these focus primarily on removing hair and debris from the top layer of fur.
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WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?

Shedding is a natural process for pets. Pets completely replace their coat every spring and autumn to adjust to the changes in temperature because their coats act as temperature regulators; keeping them cool in the summer and warm in the winter.
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DIFFERENT COAT TYPES

Most pets have a top coat (the fur you see on the animal) and an undercoat. The pet’s undercoat has a soft and downy texture and provides insulation and protection, while the top coat is made up of ‘guard hairs’ whose primary function is to keep the pet’s skin dry.
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DID YOU KNOW…

This dog’s hair might look cute and curly, but it’s actually in the process of matting.

You won’t be able to run a comb through this coat without getting stuck; meaning you’ll have to brush out the tangles which pull at their skin and cause skin irritations.

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