How to get mats out of dog hair?

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But a metal comb is always needed for any knots at the roots. Be careful not to tear any hair out. Knots must be teased out. When drying your dog, pat dry with a towel and wrap it around him/her. Try to get the dog to stay wrapped up like that long enough for its own body heat to dry up most of the moisture. read more

Carefully move the de-matting comb through the mat, holding the hair closest to the skin to prevent pulling the mat and causing pain to the dog. Beware: Scissors Cut Hair AND Skin Never cut into a mat with a pair of scissors as it is likely you could cut the dog’s skin if the dog were to suddenly move. read more

Cowboy Magic® Detangler & Shine helps loosen the hair caught up in mats and tangles. Since you’ll need to bathe your dog after you remove mats and tangles, have Cowboy Magic® Rosewater Shampoo and Rosewater Conditioner nearby. 3. Find the mats and tangles. Brush your dog with the slicker brush to locate mats and tangles. read more