Sealy
Well-Known Member
My newly rescued, Jersey,Turnip Top, is , I would say about 12 weeks old and badly matted. Not all over, but lots of mats, especially around the butt. Some mats, feel skin level. :/ Oh and also, she is icky dirty all over!
I have a mat splittler, a variety of brushes and combs and read that corn starch is good for getting mats out. I am concerned about the mat splitter though, as it is a 9 blade and seems a bit big for such a little bun.
Even though I have read Angora grooming articles, I'm a bit overwhelmed and afraid of hurting her :/
Any suggestions on how to go about this task of dematting? If at all possible, I would like to save her fur.
Also, I have some of that no rinse shampoo that we used on my father before he passed away. Would this be ok to use ( lighty dampen ( not wet) a paper towel with it and just surface /spot clean after the mats are out)?
Thanks much!
~Sealy
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I have a mat splittler, a variety of brushes and combs and read that corn starch is good for getting mats out. I am concerned about the mat splitter though, as it is a 9 blade and seems a bit big for such a little bun.
Even though I have read Angora grooming articles, I'm a bit overwhelmed and afraid of hurting her :/
Any suggestions on how to go about this task of dematting? If at all possible, I would like to save her fur.
Also, I have some of that no rinse shampoo that we used on my father before he passed away. Would this be ok to use ( lighty dampen ( not wet) a paper towel with it and just surface /spot clean after the mats are out)?
Thanks much!
~Sealy
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o_(")(")