Freedog rake with rotating tines 15 x 9,2 x 6,5 cm
Freedog rake with rotating tines, 15 x 9,2 x 6,5 cm, available at Cucuvet, your online veterinary store. 24-hour delivery to Europe.
9,02 €
Description
What is the Freedog rake with rotating tines 15 x 9,2 x 6,5 cm?
The Freedog rotating tines rake is a dog grooming tool designed to effectively and comfortably remove dead hair and knots. Manufactured by Freedog, it's suitable for dogs of all ages and sizes, especially those with long, thick, or double coats. Its main benefit is that it facilitates thorough brushing without pulling, thanks to its rotating tines that adapt to the coat and reduce discomfort.
Characteristics and benefits
- Rotating spikes: The metal tips rotate 360 degrees to untangle knots and remove loose hair without snagging or damaging the dog's skin.
- Compact size (15 x 9,2 x 6,5 cm): Perfect for comfortable handling in delicate areas such as paws, ears or belly, and easy to transport.
- Ergonomic handle: Designed for a firm and controlled grip, reducing fatigue during long brushing sessions.
- Remove dead hair: It helps reduce shedding at home and keeps the coat healthier and shinier by stimulating skin circulation.
- Versatile: Suitable for all types of coats, from long-haired breeds (Golden Retriever, German Shepherd) to short-haired dogs with a dense coat.
How to use
Use the rake on dry fur, always in the direction of hair growth. Make smooth, progressive movements, especially in areas with knots. Do not apply excessive pressure to avoid irritation. The recommended frequency is 2 to 3 times per week, or daily during shedding season. Clean the tines with a dry cloth after each use. Consult the manufacturer's instructions for optimal maintenance.
Indicated for
This rake is suitable for dogs of all breeds and sizes, especially those with long, curly, or double coats. It is also useful for medium-length or long-haired cats, provided it is used gently.
FAQ
Is it suitable for dogs with sensitive skin?
Yes, the rotating tines minimize pulling and friction, making it safer than a fixed rake. However, if your dog has dermatitis or wounds, consult your veterinarian first.
Can it be used on short-haired dogs?
It works best on dogs with a dense or double coat. For very short hair (like a Boxer), a soft-bristled brush or a shedding glove may be more suitable.
How do you clean a rake?
Remove accumulated hair with your fingers or a fine-toothed comb. Wash the prongs with lukewarm water and mild soap once a month, and dry them thoroughly to prevent oxidation.
How often should I use it to reduce shedding?
During shedding season (spring and autumn), it's ideal to use it daily. The rest of the year, 2-3 times a week is enough to keep the coat under control.
Is it safe for puppies?
Yes, as long as it's used very gently. Puppies have more delicate skin, so avoid pressing and limit sessions to 2-3 minutes.
Can the picks be replaced if they wear out?
No, the tines are fixed and not replaceable. If they bend or lose their rounded tips, it's advisable to replace the rake to prevent scratches.
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