UPC 699123441175

• This kit includes massage brush, nail trimmer, soft slicker brush, groomer comb and microfiber washcloth. The perfect selection of necessary grooming tools for small pets at an affordable price. Ideal for small dogs, cats, small animals and some birds.
• Nail Clipper features a scissor grip that relieves fatigue and makes the job of cutting your pets nails or claws effortless. Sharp steel blades ensure exact cut. Comfortable and light-weight design makes clipping easy.
• Slicker Brush helps prevent tangles and remove mats. Brush with long strokes in the direction of the hair growth.
• Massage Brush helps remove excess hair, massage and scrub your pet's coat.
• Alfie Microfiber Fast-Dry Pet Drying Towel is made of a specially designed, ultra-tightly woven material, known for its excellent absorption and ultra-fast drying speed. Measures 12.75" x 12.75" - washcloth size. Absorb up to eight times its own weight in water, quickly allowing you to dry your pet much faster than traditional cotton towels.

Why grooming? Grooming is a serious part of your pet's health. Brushing and combing help to remove dead hair and dirt and prevent matting. Pets who are regularly groomed incline to have a healthier and shinier coat because it stimulates the blood supply to the skin. Grooming your pet can also be a nice way to bond with your pet, and it's important to get him used to it from an early age. Many pets learn to see their routine brushing as an alternate petting, another source of affection and attention. A good quality brush and comb will help you with your pet's coat, but also remember that your pet's eyes, ears, and nails require attention as well. How often to brush your pet? Ideally you want to brush your pet every day to start. This will get him used to being groomed so you can avoid brushing-related behavior problems in the future. How often you brush your pet after he's used to it will depend on the length of his coat. You can stick with once a day, but most short-haired pets only need to be brushed once a week. Pets with thick coats will need to be brushed two or three times a week, more often during the beginning of spring and fall when shedding is the worst. pets with long hair will likely require daily grooming to avoid tangles or mats. If you fit pet brushing into your daily routine, you'll keep your pet's coat clean and healthy and build his trust in you. How to groom? First, brush the coat to loosen mats. Split the mat into sections and place the comb under the mat with the dull side against your pet's skin. Place your fingers between the comb and the skin to prevent pulling of the skin. Slowly move the comb through the mat with a saw like action to cut through the mat. Comb through the coat to collect all loose and dead hair. It is recommended to demat before bathing as water will tighten the mat.