IDK if this is the right section to post in, but my new boy I just took in he's got a lot of loose fur, i've read some can pull out if you pull on it. But alot of it is mats. How do I need to get the mats out? JW THANKS!
Mats in Hair
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Stackie
I bite.
I would just give him lots of dust baths if the mats aren't horrible.
Spoof
Kung Fu Chinny!
If they're thick and big around - like the size of your thumb I use scissors. Anything smaller can be pulled.
They will not come out with dusting, you either need to brush, pull or cut them out.
They will not come out with dusting, you either need to brush, pull or cut them out.
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Diva Chins
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She doesn't have a brush yet, but I told her my general rule of thumb.
Try to gently pull it, if it doesn't start to release, then cut. Bubbles came in with a lot of mats and that's what I did.
Try to gently pull it, if it doesn't start to release, then cut. Bubbles came in with a lot of mats and that's what I did.
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Aneesa's Muse
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Little Phoenix gets these still ..even with regular dust baths ..so I just work my thumb and forefinger down to the base of it ..so I don't nick him with the scissors ...and snip it off just above my own fingers. I would comb them out, but he kacks at the sight of a comb 
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