Uproot Pet Grooming Kit

You treat your pet like family, because they ARE family. That’s why it’s important to know that your pet might need a little human help with their seasonal shedding. 

Incomplete shedding can lead to dire consequences for your whole family, especially if any of you have a hard time fighting off illnesses.

That may sound dramatic, but it's true. Matted fur stops fresh air from reaching your pet’s skin. Without air circulation, hot spots can develop on their skin.

The result is painful “burnt” patches, which can turn into bacterial or fungal infections. Your pet’s skin may get itchy, crusty, moist, or flaky. Of course, it’s almost impossible to see these problems when matted fur blocks your vision…

So by the time you get your furry friend to the vet, they may be dealing with a staph infection, fungal yeast infection, or dermatitis. Not only is it heartbreaking to watch your beloved pet deal with those conditions…

But YOU could even catch some of those infections from your pet!

Suddenly you’re saddled with vet bills, doctor bills, trips to the pharmacy, medication schedules for multiple family members, and GUILT!

All because your pet’s seasonal shedding went wrong.

If you’ve ever had to look for ticks after a hike…

You know how difficult it is to hunt through thick hair for those little pests. After all, it’s easy to spot a tick on your bare leg, but almost impossible to find a tick on a long-haired dog.

So it makes sense that other pests might be lurking just out of sight too. Under the cover of matted fur, these pests can feed on your pet’s blood, breed, and reproduce. The result is constant pain for your pet, infections, and even anemia. Oh, and flies can lay eggs and maggots can develop in the wounds. 

Unfortunately, dogs are VERY susceptible to tick borne diseases. And since signs of disease might not show up for weeks after being bitten by an infected tick, it’s crucial to thoroughly check your dog for ticks.

Before you assume that your cat is completely safe…

Sure, cats are a little safer from ticks since they groom themselves. But if your cat has matted fur that they can’t untangle? You bet a tick can hide in there!

Then there are fleas. Fleas are the most common external parasite for cats. It’s also possible for pets to develop mange, scabies, lice, and heartworm, to name a few.

You’d never guess that a little matted fur could turn into a tourniquet, would you?

Yet that’s exactly what can happen when seasonal shedding goes horribly wrong. Matted fur around the legs not only causes pain when it pulls at hair follicles, it can cause pets to lose mobility in their legs. It limits movement and can even get so constricting that it cuts off circulation, acting like a tourniquet!

If matted fur is around the mouth, it can virtually turn your pet’s hair into a muzzle. This tangled fur can cause difficulty eating, which may lead to weight loss or illness.

Many breeds are susceptible to hematomas, especially on the ears, when matted fur chokes off blood flow. These painful sores can pop up virtually anywhere. Although hematomas can sometimes heal on their own, they are often extremely painful and swollen.

It’s quiet and comfortable for your pet, and easy for you to set up and clean up. After just 2 grooming sessions, the grooming kit pays for itself!

So if you’re still relying on a hokey at-home grooming setup, or you’re letting your pet limp through seasonal shedding alone…

You could be opening your whole household up to sickness and a world of hurt.