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Curved Slicker Pins Brush for Dogs and Cats
Curved Slicker Pins Brush for Dogs and Cats
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Delve into the art of grooming with our exquisite dog & cat hair brush, where sturdy pins delicately penetrate the coat, whisking away loose hair, unraveling knots, and artfully distributing oils for a lustrous sheen. The professional-quality, durable handle and meticulously crafted pins guarantee a timeless tool, effortlessly navigating wire-haired coats with grace and precision. Elevate your pet's grooming experience with a touch of sophistication, ensuring a seamless blend of functionality and enduring elegance. We have a wide range of pet grooming products – Anti Chew Spray, Dog Toothbrush, Pet Soap, , etc.

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Includes: Brush
Color: Black

Some Facts About Hair or Fur


Hair and fur are practical terms to refer to different genetic programs for different types of dog coats. On the cellular level, all canine coats, whether hair or fur, are made of keratin. Practically, however, there’s a huge difference.
The difference lies in how the coat grows. Some coats are genetically programmed to grow to a predetermined length (or PDL). This means they will grow to a certain length, at which point they will stop. Other coats grow to an undetermined length (or UDL), meaning they will keep growing until they are cut or until they break. Canines with fur feature coats that reach a predetermined length before halting their growth. Conversely, dogs with hair boast coats that continue growing for extended periods, sometimes spanning years. Additionally, dogs may possess another type of coat, known by various terms such as undercoat, wool, or secondary hairs. If a dog has both an undercoat and an outercoat (also called guard or primary hairs), they are said to be double-coated.
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