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Ferramenta de tosa profissional para animais de estimação 2 lados subpêlo cão gato escova de pentear para animais de estimação

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Modelo Escova de um animal de estimação

Tipo Pentear

Material Borracha

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SKU:CJGY1586995-Pet Comb-Brush

Escova de cuidados para animais de estimação -

Design de cabeça dupla: 2 lados, 2 camadas, 1 ferramenta! Use o lado de 9 dentes desta escova para cães e gatos para uma desmatagem suave e o lado de 17 dentes para desbaste e descamação rápida da pelagem.

Pele segura: sem dor! Os dentes desta escova para cães são arredondados para garantir que a pele do seu amigo peludo esteja protegida.

Esta escova de depilação é perfeita para cães e gatos com pelos longos e grossos - mas é ótima para casacos de todos os tipos! Pente para animais de estimação duradouro e durável que funciona muito bem mesmo em cavalos.

Alça fácil de segurar: tire até os nós mais desagradáveis com facilidade! Nossa escova para cães e gatos para queda de pelo tem uma alça antiderrapante para dar a você uma pegada firme e confortável.

Envio apenas dentro dos EUA,
Pacote USPS First Class
Manuseio em 2 dias, envio em 2 a 5 dias.

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How to measure pets

How to Measure Your Dog for Harnesses, Collars & Dog Apparel

Whether you're outfitting your dog with a new harness, collar, or some stylish apparel, accurate measurements are key to ensuring the best fit. Avoid the hassle of returns and exchanges by following these simple steps to measure your dog properly for their new gear.

Types of measurements & How to measure

Measuring Guide

Topline or back
• Using a tape measure, have your dog stand and measure along the top of his spine from the base of the neck where it joins the body—usually where his collar sits—to the base of his tail.
• For male dogs you may have to adjust the measurement. If the clothing you’re buying doesn’t have a cut out for his groin and belly, you might want to shorten the length a bit to minimize the chances he’ll urinate on his new clothes.
• If your dog is between sizes, choose the larger size.

Chest girth
• This is the measurement around the largest part of your dog’s rib cage, usually just behind the front legs
• Measure closely all the way around his chest when he’s standing.
• To get the right amount of snugness, use the 'two-finger rule' by slipping two fingers between the measuring tape and your dog.
• If your dog is between sizes, choose the larger size.

Neck girth
• This is the circumference of your dog’s neck, generally where the collar sits.
• Position the tape measure from the dog’s withers—the ridge between the shoulder blades— to the top of his chest.
• Then measure all the way around your dog’s neck, holding the tape measure closely.
• Use the 'two-finger rule.'
• If your dog is between sizes, again, choose the larger size.

Measuring Your Dog for Harnesses

In order to choose the right size of any type of harness, first you’ll need his chest and neck measurement.
Use the 'two-finger rule' for both neck and chest measurements. You should be able to fit two fingers in between your dog and the harness.
Read the product details carefully. Some products are sized by the dog’s measurements; others are sized by the dimensions of the actual product.

Measuring Your Dog for Collars

The only measurement you’ll need here is neck circumference.
Measure even if you’re buying an adjustable collar; they still come in sizes.
Use the 'two-finger rule.'You should be able to fit two fingers in between your dog and the collar. Make sure it fits comfortably around the neck and avoid making it too tight. Use your two fingers and lay them flat underneath the measuring tape to leave some space.
For Greyhounds and other long-necked breeds, the collar typically sits much higher, at the top of the neck just below the head. But take the measurement lower on his neck, between the withers and the collar level.
If between sizes, go with the larger size.