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Bass Multi-Sectioned Brush Reviews

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The Bass Multi-Sectioned Brush is designed to remove tangles and stimulate the skin's oil glands at the same time. Featuring a mixture of moulded wire pins and boar bristles inlaid in a soft rubber cushion, this oval-shaped brush is gentle on both the skin and coat. The brush features a three-step process: Pins smooth and separate the hair while boar bristles stimulate and distribute the coat's oils to leave a healthy, vibrant shine. Experienced manufacturer Bass has made premium-quality pet brushes for over 30 years. Each innovative Bass product is constructed to create effective and professional dog grooming brushes that really stand the test of time. Many Bass products feature natural materials, such as real boar bristles and bamboo handles. The bamboo handle makes the brush lightweight, and with a tensile strength comparable to steel, extremely durable too! Bamboo is an incredibly sustainable, environmentally friendly material and therefore the use of it ensures these brushes are ecologically responsible. Please browse our full Brush range

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01635 581958

Location:

137 Greenham Business Park,
Greenham,
Thatcham, Greenham
West Berkshire
RG19 6HN

Alison Ogden
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I am a total novice at dog grooming and found this product so easy to use and my Schnauzer now looks very smart.
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Posted 12 years ago
Gill Birkbeck
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I looked online for opinions on dog clippers prior to purchase & the Andis AGC single speed seemed to be good for home use. I have only used it once so far but it was low noise which is good. Blades are easy to change. The blades do get hot after a while (as I gather all do) but I had also purchased some cooling blade spray. The clipper feels quite heavy but I have no comparables so think it is a case of just getting used to it. Having clippers means I can keep my dog looking good (& cool) all the time rather than taking him to be clipped every 3 months. The clippers will have paid for themselves in less than a year.
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Posted 12 years ago