Cowboy Magic Detangler & Shine can be used on cats. A very small amount is all that is necessary. Can I spray detangler on my cat? As I mentioned above, it’s best to stay away from any moisture or detangling Read more…
It most certainly is! The Original Mane ‘n Tail Shampoo and The Original Mane ‘n Tail Conditioner are safe to use on your dog, infact alot groomers choose horse products like this instead of actrual dog products! What conditioner can Read more…
COAT DEFENSE® TROUBLE SPOT DRYING PASTE is used AFTER the skin is heavily inflamed or broken. The thick consistency creates a protective barrier and defends the skin cells from pathogens and moisture. Fungus and bacteria require moisture to survive and Read more…
How to Clean a Vacuum Brush Detach Your Vacuum Brush. Wash the Bristles and Plastic. Scrub with a Bristle Brush. Wipe with Diluted Vinegar. Dry It Off. Comb Through the Bristles. How do you unclog a vacuum head? To fix Read more…
A horse hair brush is perfect for regular use. It removes excess dirt and provides a nice gentle cleaning. It is the most versatile suede shoe brush. It is something we recommend starting with the majority of the time. What Read more…
Baking soda, not only helps in cleaning the carpet but also removes the pet hair from it. Sprinkle the carpet with baking soda and let it sit for some time (10-15 minutes). Vacuum the floor after that. How do you Read more…
Before you toss the fur-covered laundry in the washer and dryer, brush off the loose strands so you don’t clog your machines. Then add either fabric softener or vinegar to the wash to help remove the hair. How do you Read more…
Body Grooming First, you’ll want to start off by using a quality curry comb to groom your horse. Curry combs are designed to remove dirt and loosen dead hair plus they are great for massaging your horse’s skin and stimulating Read more…
However, when a hoof is repeatedly exposed to excessive moisture then dry conditions, followed by wet again, this is where problems begin. When they’re exposed to water, your horse’s hooves will expand and soften as their moisture content increases. Do Read more…
Must-Have Grooming Essentials Hoof pick (with a brush on the end) Rubber curry comb or pair of grooming gloves. Body brush (based on your horse’s preference) Human hairbrush (or similar) Washcloths/grooming rags. Equine coat conditioner. Equine hair detangler. Equine dry Read more…