Detangling Pet Spray - 200 ml

Majority of all dogs have hair. Dog hair comes in all sorts of textures and lengths – short, long, thick, thin, straight, wavy, curly, dark, light and anything in between. Then you’ve got the combinations of the above – short and thick, long and thin, medium and curly, short and thin etc, the list goes on. A dog’s hair (generally – depending on the climate) will start to thicken up in autumn (fall) in preparation for the cold Winter weather. So it has a nice warm thick coat for winter. In Spring a dog’s hair will start to malt (fall out) in preparation for the heat of summer (the excess malting hair is from the thick winter coat). So it has a cooler coat for the summer. I had a customer call me once all concerned because his Husky’s hair was coming out in clumps! I had to reassure him that this was a natural occurrence. However, if your dog’s hair is coming out and causing bald patches, a vet needs to be seen. Read more