our dog malts 24 hours a day every day all year round tips wanted on hair removal?

Answer 1

Do get this checked out at the vets but I reccomend daily brushing outdoors, decent low sodium diet and put 1 tablespoon of vegetable oil on his food each day this helps maintain a good coat, you can use your standard cooking oil i.e. sunflower oil or flora it really works.

Answer 2

My dog does this too, try brushing him ((outside)) every day that generally helps to reduce the amount that gets left in the house. If you have fabric furniture or rugs and carpets and the vac won't pick all the dog hair up then try a damp rubber glove or a damp sponge that usually works for me, there are are vacs that are available especially for pet hair but I don't know if they are any better than normal vacs.

Answer 3

Depends on what kind of dog you have. I had a client who had pure bred dogs that would cast their coats twice a year or if it got unduly hot. Can't remember the type, but they were large dogs with thick coats. Also, diet definitely can affect a dogs coat. All dogs (other than poodles and hairless dogs) shed to some extent, combing, brushing and good diet can help. I used to use a piece of tape (like duct tape) stuck to my hand all the way around to "brush" over my clothes and furniture when company was coming and my Persian/angora mix had finished laying on everything. Helped, but did make it all go away, just made it all presentable. Good luck!

Answer 4

I take it you have a shedding problem? What type of dog is this?

You can control shedding by brushing everyday

Shaving the dog and keeping the fur cut short. Only cut the fur if she is a house dog or if you live in an area that doesn't snow.

Can't afford a groomer trim her yourself. A good pair of scissors or clippers works great. You will get better at it each time you do it.

Answer 5

Assuming you have sorted the diet if needed, we have found the best way to get the fur off our cat is to vacuum it. If you can turn the vacuum on without the dog bolting, then you may be able to do it. Just remember to not get worried about it yourself, and the dog may just think its a great game.

You are going to have to vacuum the hair up anyway - why not just get it at the source?

Oh, and by the way, the word you are after is "moults". Weird, yes?

Answer 6

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Answer 7

Fish oil capsules specially formulated for dogs--you can find them at just about any pet store or online.
Daily brushing...My boxer enjoys getting vacuumed, believe it or not (brush attachment) but the other pup is afraid of it. Test that out.
And there's these rubber "mitts" basically with these little nubbies on them, that works really really well, also cuts down on having to bathe the beast, too!

Answer 8

Make sure he has a good diet.. Ask the manager at Petsmart.. ALSO.. as I do with my dog that molts every minute.. I brush her every day with a curry comb.... I get off tons of hair and still has hair loss.. BUT.. the bottom line is that by brushing every day your dog, it will reduce the headaches.

Answer 9

Brush your dog daily, it should control most of uncontrollable hair around the house and the dog will love all the new attention from you

Answer 10

I put the little brush attachment on my hoover and hoover my boxer, silly dog moves around so I get all of her. She will be malting now to get rid of her summer coat and grow thicker winter coat.