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Undercoat Rakes for Dogs with Double Coats

Stop by Petco and pick up an undercoat rakes to get your dog’s fur looking and feeling its finest.

Grooming is an important part of the bonding process you and your pet share. Not only does it bring you closer together, but it also helps keep their coat clean and tangle free. This is especially true for pet parents that have pups with long or thick hair. If live with a breed that is known for their long locks or dense coat then a dog rake is a must-have for your grooming kit. Undercoat rakes for dogs have specially designed teeth that strip the dead hair and the shedding undercoat, while leaving the top coat undisturbed. Using an undercoat rake prior to or during bathing usually helps reduce shedding.

Undercoat rakes for dogs are available in a variety of tooth sizes and measurements; you will want to be sure and choose an appropriate width for your pup’s double coat. Generally, you should pick a dog undercoat rake whose teeth roughly match your pup’s hair length. If the dog rake’s teeth are too short, it won’t be as effective, while longer teeth might irritate your pup’s skin. Petco has a wide selection of undercoat rakes so you can choose the one that is the most appropriate for your pup’s hair. It’s important to remember when using an undercoat rake for dogs to apply minimal pressure and brush in the direction of your dog’s fur.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, undercoat rakes are very good for dogs, especially when used regularly. Undercoat rakes help to remove dead hair and dirt from your dog's coat, which helps to keep it healthy and glossy. It also helps to prevent matting and tangling, which can cause discomfort and skin irritation for your pup.

It's recommended to use an undercoat rake on your dog at least once a week. You may need to use it more or less depending on the breed and type of hair they have, as well as how often they are groomed. It's important to brush their coat before using the rake to make sure their hair is free of dirt and tangled fur.

When using an undercoat rake on a dog, start from the neck and move down their back. Use short and gentle strokes to comb their fur and remove any dirt, debris, and dead hair. Be sure to use light pressure to avoid pulling on or tugging their fur, as this can cause discomfort. Finish with a regular brush to make sure their coat is smooth and snarl-free.

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