Kong Zoom Groom

Zoom Groom removes loose pet hair other brushes can’t reach. Works like a magnet for hair. Zoom Groom’s tapered 3/4" bristles massage the skin and stimulate natural oil production for a healthy coat. Firm and flexible bristles are soft enough to use even for an occasional belly rub, a true gift for any pet. Cleans with a snap of the wrist. Zoom Groom is manufactured in the U.S.A. by Kong. Please specify color.

Colors: Boysenberry or Raspberry.

If you’re tired of spending money on two different combs for your long and short hair breeds, Zoom Groom is your solution. When used on short coats, it helps to remove loose hair and distribute shampoo. On long coats, it works the shampoo in and helps to remove any tangles that bathing may have put in. It works equally well on short coats when they are wet or dry, but works best on long coats when the hair is wet. Work brush in circular motion for best results. For dogs and cats.

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Save time and money spent on professional grooming services by brushing your dog the right way at home. Follow these guidelines to give your pet the best-looking hair coat on the block:

• Thorough brushing before a bath removes loose hair and significantly improves the effectiveness of the shampoo in cleaning down to the skin. Plus, it makes bathing much less of a 'hairy' job.
• Different coats sometimes require different brushes. Prior to brushing, you may want to consider spraying on a detangling grooming mist, which will condition the hair and make brushing easier.
• Be systematic about brushing. Start at the head and work toward the tail. Use firm, but gentle strokes with an emphasis on gentle. Pulling or ripping through tangles and mats hurts your pet and quickly erodes trust. Brushing can and should be a pleasurable experience, so take your time.
• For pets with thick coats, first brush in the opposite direction of natural hair growth starting at the skin and brushing outward. When the entire coat is brushed this way, start over and brush with the grain. For all other coats, brush in the direction of natural hair growth. Use long strokes for longhaired pets, and short strokes for pets with short or wiry hair.
• After brushing, you can use a comb to remove more of the loose hair. A hand-held vacuum also does a good job if your pet will tolerate the noise