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Husky owners please help!
i have a husky and she is shedding her undercoat badly how do i bush it out? what type of brush do i buy?
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Asked by Anonymous at 3:20 PM on Feb. 2, 2012 in Pets
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Your best bet is to take her to the groomer and get a furminator package done. and then ask which brish to use to keep the shedding down. If not go to the pet store and ask an associate o help you with deciding on which furminator brush and shampoo is right for your husky.Found an answer to your question?
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google undercoat brush or undercoat rake.... that's what we used on our lab... he would shed his undercoat something awful and that worked great!!
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A good grooming is definitely the best solution. You can ask the groomer what type of comb or brush would be best in between groomings.Found an answer to your question?
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Furminator!
Go to the groomer...right now it's worth the money for a good brush down. Then invest in a furminator.
Feeding eggs and salmon oil helps with shedding.Found an answer to your question?
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My aunt takes hers outside and blows out the loose under coat with a shop vac once a week and then combs them every day with a de-shedding comb.Found an answer to your question?
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