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Long-haired breeds or those with coats prone to matting: Trim coat or strip undercoat around 4 to 6 times a year

At The Clipper Shop, feel free to explore our range of pet grooming scissors including well known brands such as Roseline, Anvil USA and our own specially developed range of TCS dog grooming scissors. Piano Teeth Scissors (Also called "Fluffers")If you have any doubts, ask your local veterinary clinic for advice. Should I invest in dog grooming scissors? Blending scissors, also known as blending shears or blenders are used for blending the coat and softening the hair around the face and ears. Consisting of one solid cutting blade and a second serrated teeth blade, the teeth blade allows more hair to be cut and for it to be removed in bulk. Great for smoothing clipper lines and giving coats a more natural texture, they blend the lines between short and long hair effectively both on the top and underneath the coat. As a general rule, the more teeth that blending shears have, the more hair they will remove and those with a high tooth count are the best for removing and blending hair around the eyes and nose. Although they are effective at removing hair in bulk, users should be mindful of their technique, as overuse can make the dog’s coat look patchy. The most popular type of thinning scissors, blending shears are a great tool for finishing off a groom, blending away straight scissors lines and uneven areas for a stunning, natural finish. For best results, use ¼” to a ½” from the hair tips and over a comb and blending short to long for a consistent length all over. Chunker Scissors Are you a dog owner or professional groomer looking to achieve the perfect trim for your furry friend? Look no further than curved thinning dog grooming shears. In this blog post, we will explore everything you need to know about these specialized grooming tools and how they can revolutionize your grooming routine. What are curved thinning dog grooming shears? Chunkers are an excellent addition to grooming shears. They are beneficial in texturizing a cut and work well in removing scissor marks. They’re almost like full-blown bladed scissors and can be used for everything from trimming your dogs’ fur down at their feet or underlines cutting away excess length on breeds with long coats such as Shelties and Rough Collies – pretty much anywhere else too! They can be found in different sizes and styles such as the most basic curved shears to more complex ones with wider blades, such as thinning and texturizing (thinning) shears. Coat grooming basics

The Heritage stainless steel convex canine collection pet shears are suitable for blending, feathering, and shaping. They have a good grip and are very comfortable with their rubber finger and thumb loops. Heritage features removable finger rests and bumpers for quiet use on dogs. Grooming scissor handles are the last (but still important) consideration when choosing a pair of dog grooming scissors. The appropriate handle increases control, minimizes effort, and reduces fatigue–so it’s worth taking some time to find just what kind will work best for you! You may choose to restrict the collection or use of your personal information in the following ways: PetEdge explains that “Curved dog grooming shears make dog grooming a snap when it comes to shaping and cutting on a curve. The length of the shear and angle of curvature can vary based on your grooming needs, but any curve will be much easier and more accurate than attempting to use straight shears for this goal. Topknots, ears, feet, and contouring around the face is safer and more accurate as well, especially with a skittish client. The larger the shear, the more gradual the curve, so the larger shears are better suited for larger dogs.” On a similar note, you may not think much about the difference between shiny-surfaced shears and satin-finished shears. However, their distinction is actually very important. Shiny-surfaced scissors resist corrosion far better than their satin-finished counterparts.

Once you’ve bought and used your grooming scissors, you’ll need to maintain them. Otherwise, you could be replacing them sooner than you should be and wasting your money.You should clean your dog grooming scissors after every haircut to keep them hygienic and working properly. A dog’s fur contains natural oils that will transfer and remain on the blade if you don’t clean them after every use. You can do this by putting a little bit of rubbing alcohol on a cotton ball and wiping it over the blades to remove any residue and hair. It’s also advisable to put a dab of clipper or specialized scissor oil on the pivot to keep the tool moving smoothly. The length of the shears also plays an important part here too, for example, if two thinners have the same number of teeth but one is 6” in length and the other is 8”, the teeth spacing with be different, with the smallest teeth and the smallest spacing offering a smoother result. The Jason blending curved dog grooming scissors is another must have pet grooming product. These dog grooming scissors are designed to have an offset handle, allowing the user to have a comfortable grip on them to work longer without discomfort. Blenders are great for blending shorter hair into long or bulk thinning. Blenders are a tool for blending short hair into long or bulky coats. They can be used on top of the coat, underneath it, and even in combination with combs to help leave your pet’s fur looking nice and smooth without any noticeable bumps or textures!