Ok I am going to sound incredibly stupid here, but how do you use a slicker brush? I tired brushing Fancy's ears out with one today and I was very gently, but I still somehow, made her bleed twice(once on each ear). Both times the bleeding stopped right away and she is just fine now, but I was sooo gentle, I dont see how I made her bleed. Im thinking maybe she had a scab there or something, but I dont think so... I feel really bad, and dont want to make the same mistake again, so what was I doing wrong?
What I did was gently held the top part of her ear so that the ear rested in the palm of my hand, and gently rand the slicker brush down towards the table.
After she started bleeding I went and got a damp washcloth and held it on the area where she was bleeding applying gently pressure to it, but being that her hair is white, she now has two red spots on her poofy hair... I want to give her a bath to get rid of them, but I know you need to use the slicker brush to fluff the hair up again so that it isnt just tight curls.
Any advice?
What I did was gently held the top part of her ear so that the ear rested in the palm of my hand, and gently rand the slicker brush down towards the table.
After she started bleeding I went and got a damp washcloth and held it on the area where she was bleeding applying gently pressure to it, but being that her hair is white, she now has two red spots on her poofy hair... I want to give her a bath to get rid of them, but I know you need to use the slicker brush to fluff the hair up again so that it isnt just tight curls.
Any advice?