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The correct process of grooming is usually a light comb to locate any problem areas, followed by a brush and treatment to any matted areas. It is usual to start from the neck and work down to the tail and flank areas. To remove knots brush the hair back towards the neck and gentle remove by using a slicker or knot buster. For severely matted areas carefully cut away the clump of hair followed by a gentle brushing.
Your equipment will alter with the type of coat your pet has. With cats it is generally long haired or short hair but with dogs the coat type might vary between smooth, wired hair, double coats, dense short hair or curly hair. It would be recommended that expert guidance is requested from a grooming studio if you are unsure of the best grooming techniques for your pet.
