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Old 10-07-2014, 09:49 AM   #14
bellemarie
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Originally Posted by intilis View Post
Bless you for trying to help this little guy. I'm guessing you may have more experience than I do, but I'll give my advice anyway. I've had many very matted fosters here, & here is what I did when I needed to work on them. I gave them rescue remedy about 20 minutes before attempting anything. On a few
occasions I had to use a muzzle. I cut the matts out gradually, so I didn't cause too much pain or cut the skin. I did this over several days to cause the least amount of stress. After I got most of the matts cut out, I was able to eventually use a clipper to shave the pups down.

The way I did it was very time consuming, but I wanted to avoid sedation If at all possible.


Good luck in helping this pup & his owner! Please let this us know how it goes.

oh, and had meant to say before... thanks very much! i'll certainly give this a go!!!!
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