One problem that friends with long-haired dogs will encounter is that sometimes the dogs have some small hairballs on their bodies. After cleaning it, there are still some, but I dare not clean it thoroughly, otherwise there will be small pits in the hair on the dog's body. This is a simple question when it comes to pet grooming. It is mainly affected by the type of pet dog, the type of hair, and the degree of bathing. So how should this problem be solved?

Step 1: Use an oil-based spray conditioner to saturate the hair clumps and loosen them.

Step 2: If the hair on your pet dog has become tangled, please do not rush to wet the hair with water. Because your dog's coat gets wet and then dries again, it shrinks, making it harder to groom. To unclog tangled dog hair, you should prepare a professional comb, and then have a spare set ready. Sometimes you also need to prepare a professional dog hair smoothing spray.

Step 3: Use a hair ball comb - the slanted teeth of the comb can separate the clumps of hair, and the knot cutter - a comb that can cut the hair ball into small pieces for easy processing one by one. Try pulling out the hairballs.

Step 4: If the hair balls become smaller, use a knot cutter to cut them off. If you use scissors, be extra careful. The skin of a dog is not the same as that of humans. Pulling its hair can easily pull up the skin. To be on the safe side, slide a comb between the skin and the hair ball, and then use scissors to cut off the hair ball on top of the comb.

Step 5: Use a rake comb to gently brush the splinters clean and remove any remaining knots.

Finally, comb your entire body with a fine-toothed comb to make sure all hair clumps are removed.

These are just methods, the key point is to maintain.