Dog owners all know that regular brushing is beneficial for dogs’ coat and health, but how to choose a good comb is not always known. Currently, pet combs on the market can be divided into three types according to hardness: hard needle comb, medium-hardness needle comb, and soft needle comb. Their functions and effects are different. Today, let’s learn about pet comb knowledge together.

　　 Hard needle combs are mainly used to untangle knots and sometimes used for large dogs or dogs with very coarse hair. The downside of this comb is that it easily breaks the hair.

　　 Softer needle combs can be used for dogs or cats with softer hair, also suitable for smaller single-layer coated dogs, such as Yorkshire Terriers, Maltese, etc. Sometimes this comb may filter out knots, causing the hair to be brushed incompletely.

　　 Medium hardness needle combs have broader usage; they are suitable for all dog breeds, meaning all dogs and cats can use them. Because of their moderate hardness, they can both comb through knots and be used for daily care, so no matter what breed of dog or cat you raise, choosing this comb is very correct.

　　 Pets naturally carry fungi, but stainless steel combs themselves do not carry bacteria and therefore will not spread bacteria! Moreover, combs made of this material are less likely to generate static electricity, which can prevent hair from flying wildly and reduce the risk of knots again.