Ancol Ergo Flea Dog Comb

To ensure effective grooming, start by ensuring that your dog's coat is free from tangles and knots. Then, gently comb the hair in the direction of fur growth using a fine-toothed comb. Pay close attention to the neck and areas around the ears, as these are common spots for fleas to reside. While using the comb, avoid pushing it into the dog's skin. The fine stainless-steel teeth will effectively trap and remove fleas. If you spot any fleas or eggs, it is important to seek further treatment.

Here are some grooming tips to consider: Grooming is not only beneficial for your dog's coat but also serves as a bonding experience. When introducing grooming to a dog that is new to it, take it slow. Choose a time for grooming when your dog is relaxed, preferably after they have exercised. Handle the grooming tools with care, avoiding any tugging on the skin, knots, or mats. Provide reassurance to your dog throughout the grooming session. If your dog becomes agitated or shows signs of stress, it's best to pause or end the grooming session. Initially, keep the grooming sessions brief, gradually increasing their length as your dog becomes more comfortable with the grooming routine.