Pet Hair Care Guide
Keeping pet hair under control doesn’t have to mean constant cleaning. A simple grooming routine can help collect loose fur before more of it reaches your clothes, sofa, bedding, and car.
1. Groom regularly
Brush gently in the direction of your pet’s coat and keep sessions short and comfortable. Regular grooming can make loose-fur cleanup easier and also gives you a chance to notice changes in the coat or skin.
2. Match the tool to the job
Use a grooming brush for loose fur on your pet, and a reusable fur remover for fabric surfaces such as sofas, bedding, clothing, and car seats. One tool does not need to do everything.
3. Clean grooming tools after use
Remove collected fur after each grooming session so the tool is ready for next time. With the Furlen Self-Cleaning Grooming Brush, the self-cleaning mechanism helps make this step quick and simple.
4. Make it part of a routine
A few minutes of grooming on a consistent schedule is usually easier than waiting until loose fur has built up around the home.
5. Keep your pet comfortable
Use light pressure and stop if your pet seems uncomfortable. Avoid brushing irritated, injured, or sensitive areas. If you notice persistent skin or coat concerns, speak with a veterinarian.
Less fur. More love.