The patented FURminator Large deShedding Tool quickly and easily removes (it doesn't cut) the loose dead undercoat hair that is the underlying source of shedding - a pet owners #1 complaint - and the allergies and cleanliness problems associated with it. The tools unique stainless steel edge grabs loose undercoat hair and removes it without damaging the pets topcoat. Reduces shedding up to 90%. Guaranteed to reduce shedding better than any brush comb or rake . Works great on all shedding breeds of dogs and cats (both long and short-haired). Brings out the pet's natural oils leaving a shiny and healthy topcoat. Features a comfortable ergonomic grip handle.
- Innovative grooming tool for long- and short-haired dogs and cats
- 4-inch stainless-steel edge quickly and easily removes loose undercoat hair
- Decreases shedding up to 90 percent for about 4 to 6 weeks
- Leaves a shiny and healthy topcoat; comfortable ergonomic grip handle
- Measures 6 by 1 by 4-1/8 inches
Your bird will love the shapes bright colors and feel of the Booda Comfy Perch. it is bird breeder recommended to provide the different perching surfaces and levels birds need in their environment along with color enrichment. It helps relieve cage stress boredom and related feather picking. Comfy Perch allows you to have fun creating different types of perches for your birds. Depending on the length of the cable you can create loops curves and other interesting shapes.
- Bird Breeder recommended to privde different perching surfaces and levels
- Helps relieve cage stress boredom and related feather picking
- Allows you to create different types of perches
- Depending on length you can creaste loops curves and other interesting shapes
- Hand washable
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I use these perches with all four of my birds...a Cockatiel Quaker Senegal and Conure. It helps to have a different kind of surface for them to walk on during the day and this perch was recommended by my vet for my Quaker who has arthritis. The perch appears to be very comfortable for them. That said the birds also like to chew on it (it is very colorful!). So it is necessary for me to trim the perch on a regular basis so as not to create a foot hazard from lots of loose string hanging out all over the place! (I had not kept close enough of an eye at one point and my Quaker got his foot stuck in excess loose string!)
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