can you use them on dogs
1750677
I would not. It will dull the clipper blade pretty fast, not to mention pull on the hair.
1750678
On a short haired dogs without clumps of knotted hairs maybe. You need a technique where razor begins to pull and hurt. This was the main reason why we quit. You'll need to use an attachmentbecause the bare blade it easy to make a mistake and cut the animal. You need a shear design for a shaggy dog.
1750679
I think if u use the biggest guard and oil them real good.....that's what they use in the shop I'm sure is clippers
1591252
I'm no expert, but I don't see why you couldn't... Works very well on my dogs, by the way!
1300582
You certainly can use this product on your dog beds. It is perfectly safe for use around animals--just make sure the spray is dry before the dogs get back on the beds. It is a very good pet odor eliminator.
570543
I gave them to my German Shepard mix, no problem. I had originally bought them for my 3 lb chichuana but her teeth were to delicate to chew them. If they get too small you could remove them from dog but my German... Eats the whole thing.
84131
Afraid not as we no longer use this product. Nothing as such wrong with it but found them to be rather too small for our dogs. regards.
510646
No, I got these, used one & it did help but found out I shouldn't be using them because my dog was also on a low dose of steroids. So never used them again. I will pass them on to an animal rescue
1752162
Sorry, I don't actually know for sure. I wouldn't see why not but they do sell different colors of FURminators for cats than dogs. You could probably inquire at a pet store to find out what they say before purchasing one. Hope this helps.
303961
These razors aren't tested on animals. Besides, it wouldn't be practical to do so, as animal fur doesn't have the same characteristics as human hair. Modern safety razor production uses a consistent mechanical production method that hasn't significantly changed in several decades, hence, there is no benefit to testing on animals.
46796
Yes. I have used them a couple of times on my Golden Retriever when her hair got matted after playing in the snow. They work great.
242382
I have used them on a Poodle that we just got and they worked wonderful, i also have used them on a shih-tzu, all the times i have used them i have used them on the low setting, one thing to keep in mind is that the blades get really really hot.
204704
I do not believe so. Go back through the comments, read the thread of emails I exchanged with the manufacturer and make up your own mind. If you need to ask, look elsewhere for your dogs treats.
1099020
I have pomerians, jack russels and a lab. Worked on all my dogs. So I would say YES.
710616
If you can train the dogs to use them than I don't see why not. There usually is an attractant in the pads so the dogs smell it and are drawn to them to do their business. Plus if it gives your dogs some dignity and they aren't having accidents, everyone's happy. When my dogs were puppy's I praised them every time they used them and they have ever since. Winters in my area can be very cold and blustery. My 5 pound Yorkie dislikes going out in the freezing cold or when it's very hot, she's a diva :)
359170
I'm sure it's safe to use on dogs, but they may not like the smell of some versions of this soap. Specifically I'm thinking of the peppermint blend.
1547821
I don't know that. You'd have to ask the company or call your vet. Do that before you attempt it.
1091414
I think that it would be fine. If your dog loves these as much as mine, it will not take long and they disappear! They have no smell and make no mess that I am aware of.
630899
I think it would not be a good idea for you to have them where your dog could have access. They are attractive to animals (for some reason) and your dog could choke on them. Wouldn't be worth it, I think.