Master Grooming Tools Dog Stripping Knife
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Keep your pup’s undercoat under control with the Master Grooming Tools Dog Stripping Knife. Designed for the pro-level or aspiring home groomer, these special tools are built for stripping the undercoat to support new hair growth and a healthy skin and coat. It’s perfect for dogs with double coats or wiry coats such as terriers, to maintain a lustrous and easily manageable coat. Thanks to the non-slip grips and ergonomic shape, they’re comfortable to use and allow tight control. Plus, they’re made with stainless steel for added durability and versatility.
Key Benefits- Designed for carding and plucking, or “stripping” the undercoat to support a healthy skin and coat.
- Ergonomically designed with non-slip grips and riveted handles for more control and precision.
- Helps promote fresh hair growth and support a manageable coat on all fur lengths.
- Perfect for dogs with double coats or wiry coats such as terriers, and is ideal for in between haircuts.
- Available in a variety of tooth styles to meet your customized grooming needs.
Use caution when using this tool.
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Item Number136568
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Dimensions10.5 x 2.5 x 0.8 inches
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MaterialStainless Steel
Grasp the stripping knife with the blade facing toward you. Hold the knife against the coat with the teeth angled downward (approximately 45 degrees). Take hair between your thumb and the knife, and pull in the direction of the coat. Keep your wrist straight to avoid cutting rather than plucking the coat.
Coarse, Fine, and Medium size stripping knives each measure 6¾ inches; Detailing stripping knife measures 5⅝ inches.
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Great quality
By good on Jun 14, 2019
I was very surprised with how great of quality this product is.
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Small , but handy tool
By Cinandran on Nov 20, 2017
Nice tool but way smaller than I expected. Next time I would definitely do a late one for my girl. This might come in handy someday but I may never use it. I wouldn't recommend it for most animals.
