Rosewood Soft Protection Undercoat Rake for Dogs – Small

Rosewood Soft Protection Undercoat Rake for Dogs – Small

A rake is the tool for a moulting double coat, and Rosewood are specific about why: the long teeth remove loose undercoat hair without damaging the top coat. They also list it as taking out dirt, shedding hair, mats and tangles, which is most of what accumulates in a thick coat in spring.

This is the small, code 07506, with the large listed as 07507. Small suits a smaller double-coated dog and detail work — the neck ruff, the trousers, behind the ears — where the large head cannot be placed properly.

Performance & Benefits

• Long teeth reach the dead undercoat and pull it clear.
• Rosewood state it removes loose undercoat without damaging the top coat.
• Also lifts dirt, shedding hair, mats and tangles.
• Aimed squarely at double-coated breeds in moult.
• Ergonomic moulded hand grip for the repeated strokes the job takes.

Suitable For

• Smaller double-coated dogs in moult.
• Detail areas on a larger dog — ruff, trousers, behind the ears.
• Owners trying to get ahead of a seasonal coat blow.
• Coats that shed in clumps rather than steadily.
• Too small to strip a large dog’s whole coat efficiently — the Rosewood Soft Protection Undercoat Rake Large (07507) is the size for that.

How to Use

• Work on a dry, brushed-out coat, in the direction the hair lies.
• Use light strokes and let the teeth pull; do not lean on the rake.
• Work in small sections and empty the teeth as they load up.
• Stop when the coat stops yielding hair rather than working the same patch.
• Wash in warm soapy water and dry fully before storing.

Specification

• Rosewood product code 07506. Small.
• Undercoat rake head with ergonomic moulded hand grip.
• Also made as code 07507, Large.
• Rosewood publish no head width, tooth count or tooth length, so none is stated here.