I have a Saluki who has become fuzzy after neutering. Would this remove the fuzz?
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Yes it would get rid of that fuzz. I would suggest checking on the actual Mars Coat King size to check what size you would need for a Saluki. You may need a different size 'coat King' for your dog. Hope my answer helps.
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YES. I have a Scottish Terrior and use it to remove the soft undercoat. It does a good job. Should work well for a saluki.
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Although the black light we have is not all that strong, using this product properly (please do read instructions) did remove the stain under the black light. I highly recommend this. Depending on your breed of pet, they may never sprinkle there again. My dachshund is very scent oriented, so he does still pick up some scent there.
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Yes, I did. It was very fuzzy and made a mess, but they stopped shedding after about two washes.
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I used one of these (finishing touch lumina) a couple of days ago for the first time. My peach fuzz had to go...now. I am also blonde fair skinned and of a certain age. :-) I did not press it against my skin while using. I just floated it over my skin as lightly as possible. Afterward you do notice a difference in how the hair feels - it has just been blunt cut, so it has a slightly less smooth feeling. I was completely shocked by how much fuzz came off. I'll take a teeny difference in the way that hairs feels versus a big difference in being able to see it. I read an article from American Family Physicians website ( http://www.aafp.org/afp/2002/1115/p1907.html ) that says "Shaving does not change the thickness or growth rate of human hair. Rather, the rough-textured, beveled edge that shaving produces (compared with the softer, tapered tip of uncut hair) may give the appearance of thickening. Although shaving is a useful and safe method of facial hair removal (and the chief method chosen by men), it is not popular among women. Side effects of shaving are generally minimal. Irritation, often caused by components of the shaving lubricant, and minor cuts can occur. Pseudofolliculitis barbae, caused by the ingrowth of curly hair, is also a fairly common side effect in some ethnic groups." Since I am not "clean shaving" by trying to remove the hair at or below the surface, my facial hair is not curly, nor am I using any shaving product, I don't expect to experience ingrown hairs. So far, I'm completely happy about my choice to "just do it". Best of luck!
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I'm not sure, I think the onlyhing I used before on the spot was Frebreeze, BUT this is the best stuff I've used in 65 years of having pets. Good luck.
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I have actually shaved my upper lip peach fuzz before and it did grow a little more noticeable but i stopped doing that and my hair got back to normal after threading and using this product. It all depends on your hair growth rate. And how thick you hair normally grows.
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I think so. There have been times we haven't known our dog had an accident and Nature's Miracle took out the smell. This wasn't weeks or months but probably a few days. It should do the trick.
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Sharp ceramic blades and cool lube will help the most. Clean coat does, also. I have Westies. I always bathe first,blow dry and comb out before I groom them.
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I am sorry but I do not know. You might ask your groomer or pet store employee, like Petsmart. Good Luck!
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Mam, We got rid of our dogs food and everything. We ended up having to put him down, a very hard decision. I will say the time he was on the Neutricks it did really seem to help him a lot, in NO way am I am I implying anything negative toward the product. Wish I had known about it years ago for our ageing shih Tzu. Your can find the product on the net. I do know some of the ingredients in Neutricks were mentioned by our vet. Give it a try, you'll see the difference for yourself.
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I am not sure that this will deal with the beard dandruff, a good "head and shoulders" dandruff shampoo or the like will help that. Professor Fuzzworthy"s will make your beard soft and manageable. It will not frizz out on you. The appearance of your beard will be conditioned and not "glossy". I think that when my beard is not frizzed out it locks the oils my face needs in and may prevent flaking. I love this product and shaved my beard over the summer and am growing it back, this time I started with the Professor Fuzzworthy and I can already to tell a difference and so does my wife. It smells good, and has the consistency of polmade. I am not sure that this will deal with the beard dandruff, a good "head and shoulders" dandruff shampoo or the like will help that. Professor Fuzzworthy"s will make your beard soft and manageable. It will not frizz out on you. The appearance of your beard will be conditioned and not "glossy". I think that when my beard is not frizzed out it locks the oils my face needs in and may prevent flaking. I love this product and shaved my beard over the summer and am growing it back, this time I started with the Professor Fuzzworthy and I can already to tell a difference and... » Read More I am not sure that this will deal with the beard dandruff, a good "head and shoulders" dandruff shampoo or the like will help that. Professor Fuzzworthy"s will make your beard soft and manageable. It will not frizz out on you. The appearance of your beard will be conditioned and not "glossy". I think that when my beard is not frizzed out it locks the oils my face needs in and may prevent flaking. I love this product and shaved my beard over the summer and am growing it back, this time I started with the Professor Fuzzworthy and I can already to tell a difference and so does my wife. It smells good, and has the consistency of polmade. « Show Less
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It sloughs off dead skin. Depending on how ruff you scrub it might and might not take off whiteheads.
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Sometimes when hair or something floating through the air enters the machine, it will be zapped. With my dogs and cats, I had a hairy house and it happened too often for my noise sensitive Labrador. I have mine to my sister and bought new ones that didn't do this
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Yes. We have a "peach fuzz" flocked surface on our Aerobed and it fixed it better-than-new (kids "bounced" a new hole elsewhere, so the patch has proved to be stronger than the original material of the bed)
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Dear Kevin- Please don't think you are doing something wrong. We wish it weren't so but there are certain conditions where the BFF does not work as well as others. For instance, sometimes pet hair weaves itself into rugs and fabrics and it becomes very hard to pluck back out, and some pet hair is so short and downy that it is really hard to pick up. One of our test doggies is a Boxer with little eyelash size fur, and the BFF works well cleaning his microfiber bed and favorite spot on the couch, but we have heard from the owner of a French Bulldog that she had more difficulty getting up all of the tiny furs in her car's carpeting. Most important to us at Lilly Brush is that you are happy with your purchase, and we would like to refund you fully if you are not. Please give us a call (303-757-4184) or email us (sales@LillyBrush.com) and let us know what we can do to help. You are very important to us! Many thanks! Lilly Brush Co., LLC
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No I have never had that problem, and I don't think the stainless steel could do that. Of course I have a back & tan Doberman, so a discoloration would probably not be noticeable.
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Hi, make sure the collar is tight enough that the electrodes contact the skin. We have a golden retriever and I had to make sure the collar was tight because of all her hair. Hope this helps.