Does anyone have an idea of how to keep the fur on it longer?
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Ah mines falling off too. Seems like you can just super glue it back on if it's still in decent condition.
1991523
Not as yet; Maisy has been wearing hers for over 2 months...I had to remove it 2 weeks ago so she could be groomed, but it went back on without a hitch and has been "hanging tight" ever since. HTH you.
934307
The fur typically is trimmed on the feet to prevent bringing in all sorts of "stuff". Also, if you use a larger drum for nail grinding, the fur will not get in the way.
2049526
You need to shorten the strap, or otherwise they can do that! Just leave it long enough for them to lay down!Just don't attach to their collar, too dangerous and can cause them to choke. I use their cloth harness, and attach the ring on the strap to the ring on their cloth harness, I obtained from Dorothy's Harnesses@gmail.com.
523980
What # attachment did you use and how long is your dogs hair? Either attachment is not on properly or need to use a shorter length.
1081198
Unless your cat is a contortionist, there is no way to get to the product as it is placed on the nape of the neck between the shoulders. It appears greasy on the fur for more than one hour.
2055282
I have not had a problem with that at all. Practically no hair on the Velcro, and I have a long-hair cat. Hope I helped :-)
106052
I started it out at the maximum and put his treats in there until he figured it out. After he figured it out then I did not keep it always at max....just added as I needed to. I also started with a rock under it that was just tall enough he could push off then moved the rock away. But mine was also full grown when I got it.
851652
cannot help you there all I know is this jacket is not worth it . Rabbits dont appreciate being strapped up. my recommendation is to give the rabbit space to run.
676600
I am STILL having trouble with it slipping off. I am going to try different methods of wrapping it. I am so sorry that I could not be of more help!
934306
If you didn't already know, be sure the drum is turning AWAY from the dog's paw. Turning toward can grab at the fur. Hope you have been successful with your animal.
10093
HaHaHa! So funny. When I leash up Mowgli, he lays down. Period. End of story. I suppose I could drag him around, remembering to turn him over so he doesn't lose all the fur on one side. I'm still working on it...the solution will probably involve food, probably tuna. The harness product is ok fine...cat psychology is the problem. Good luck.
1697895
I saw that the other response says the teeth are too far apart to effectively collect fur. I use a rubber curry sort of affair for that but this baby is the best for handling tangles and matted fur.
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Just pull the fur off with your fingers and put in the trash (or compost pile). If you need to, rinse it out with soap and water. Very low tech and works wonders.
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I usually leave it on for at least 5 minutes and rub it in REALLY well, making sure it gets down to the skin. My dog has long hair and a LOT of it.
1008331
Take your thumb and press it firmly on the bottom of each row of "nubs" and push it to the top of each row. The fur will accumulate at the end of each row. Remove and dispose.
786427
Just put it on the front of the head first, criss cross the tails in the back and bring it back to the front and tie it. Hope this helps.