This double-sided pet comb features a PP handle combined with stainless steel teeth and natural pig bristles in a dual-material configuration. One side presents spaced metal pins for penetrating through coat layers to loosen undercoat and tangles; the opposite side utilizes natural boar bristles that align with surface hair, smoothing cuticles and distributing natural oils. Suitable for daily shedding maintenance and post-bath grooming, functional in both wet and dry conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
·Boar bristle side leaves coat greasy after use? Bristles naturally adsorb oils; wash periodically with neutral detergent and air dry to restore adsorption capacity.
·Metal pin side causes pet resistance from pulling? Verify comb direction aligns with hair growth; work from tips toward roots when encountering resistance, avoiding forceful tugging.
·Stainless steel teeth show oxidation? Store in dry environment; shake off water after rinsing; minor surface oxidation wipes clean with dry cloth without impairing function.
Product Precautions
Stainless steel pin side unsuitable for severely matted long hair—use dedicated mat breaker for pretreatment. Avoid heat-drying boar bristle side as natural protein fibers become brittle when heated. Remove entangled hair after each use to prevent bacterial accumulation in residue. Periodically inspect tooth alignment; replace if bent to ensure grooming safety.
Dual-function integrated structure: Single tool consolidates detangling and finishing functions, reducing workflow interruption from switching implements.
Material combination engineering: Stainless steel teeth offer moderate hardness with flexible recovery; boar bristle's natural hollow structure adsorbs dust and excess sebum, improving coat reflectivity.
Ergonomic grip design: PP handle with textured surface and palm-conforming curve reduces fatigue during extended use.
Rounded pin tips: Metal teeth ends are polished and blunted to minimize poking risk upon skin contact, suitable for short-haired breeds with sensitive skin.
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