Pet Neat deShedding/Dematting Tool Manual
ONLINE INSTALLATION
VIDEO GUIDE
www.petneat.com/instruction
INSTRUCTION
GUIDE
Please fully read these instructions
Follow all instructions carefully and
refer to the images as your guide.
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CAN THE UNDERCOAT DESHEDDING DEMATTING
TOOL BE USED ON ALL PETS?
The undercoat deShedding/Dematting tool may be used
on most animals that shed, including dogs, cats, and
other pets with an undercoat. The undercoat
deShedding or Dematting tool should not be used on
non-shedding breeds or on pets with particularly
sensitive skin.
FAQS
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HOW DO I TAKE CARE OF MY UNDERCOAT
DESHEDDING/DEMATTING TOOL?
Be careful not to drop or place the undercoat
deShedding/Dematting tool where it can fall, as it may
result in damage to the tool’s teeth.
The deShedding/Dematting edge can be cleaned with
warm water and a mild soap if necessary. Cleaning can
reduce the feeling of a dull edge by reducing dander
collection on the teeth of the deShedding/Dematting
edge. Dry the undercoat deShedding/Dematting tool
completely before storing.
IS THERE A PDF VERSION OF THIS INSTRUCTION
GUIDE AVAILABLE?
Yes, feel free to download a copy of the PDF version
at www.petneat.com/guide or you can email us at
a PDF version of the guide to you.
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Please read all instructions and FAQs carefully
before beginning your grooming.
Use the Pet Neat®
undercoat deShedding/Dematting Tool
***ONLY AS DIRECTED***
Pet Neat Undercoat deShedding/Dematting can be
performed at any time on a pet with a completely dry
coat, but for best results it is recommended to be
performed immediately after washing or drying.
Before using the undercoat
deShedding/Dematting tool,
perform a complete physical
inspection of your pet. Look
for sores, bruises and skin
conditions, which you pet’s
coat may conceal. If your pet
has any of these conditions,
seek treatment from a
veterinarian before brushing.
The undercoat
deShedding/ Dematting tool
will remove large amounts of
loose hair and undercoat, so
a location that is easy to
clean, such as a tile oor
indoors or an outdoor area,
makes cleanup more
convenient. Most importantly,
always choose a location
where your pet feels
comfortable and safe.
EXAMINE YOUR PET
CHOOSE A LOCATION
Examine the coat and look for
mats and tangles.
If the fur very matted, don't
brush her whole body
immediately.
Find the base of the mat and
see how tight it is from the
skin.
Break out the mat carefully
and brush it out with the tool
one by one. Always comb in
the direction of hair growth.
LET’S GET STARTED
If you’re not sure how to use this pet tool,
please visit our website below to
watch an online instruction video
www.petneat.com/instruction
DETANGLE & DEMATTING
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Try to avoid the tool coming into direct
contact with the pet's skin and don't apply
extreme pressure.
Grip the Pet Neat deShedding/Dematting Tool
and let’s get started detangling and dematting
your pet! Use the side of the tool that’s shown
in the image above.
Start brushing at the top of
your pet.
The key in grooming the head
is being gentle. The skin and
hair around a pet’s face are
particularly sensitive and you
need to take care not to harm
eyes or ears.
Smooth your pet's neck ruffs.
Go gently on the soft
underbelly.
Being keenly aware that your
pet’s underside is sensitive,
especially around the belly
and private parts.
Move around the sides
and up the back of
your pet.
Now head for pet's rear
end for more grooming.
As this can be a sensitive
area. Do a regular brush
and comb being
extremely careful around
the base of the tail near
the anus.
You can easily remove
any excess undercoat
hair from the teeth of your
tool by simply using your
nger or a brush.
DESHEDDING
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Try to avoid the tool coming into direct
contact with the pet's skin and don't apply
extreme pressure.
After you have removed all the tangles and
matting from your pet’s fur, rotate the tool and
now use the other side of the
deShedding/Dematting tool that’s shown in the
above image and let’s get started deShedding
your pet!
