Ancol Small Animal Grooming Products
The Just 4 Pets grooming range has all the essential tools pet owners need to then keep their pet’s coats and claws in great condition.
Ancol Small Animal Bristle Brush -
Perfectly sized for small pets such as rabbits.
This bristle brush gently removes dirt and loose fur from your pet's coat to then leave them with a healthy, shiny fur coat.
Key Features:
- Just 4 Pets grooming range
- Perfectly sized for small pets such as rabbits
- Gently removes dirt and loose fur from your pet's coat
- Now uses cardboard packaging that is widely recycled
Ancol Small Animal Slicker Brush -
Perfectly sized for small pets such as rabbits.
This bristle brush gently removes dirt and loose fur from your pet’s coat to then leave them with a healthy, shiny fur coat.
Thin pins penetrate the coat, gently easing tangles and the rounded-end pins ensure your pets remains comfortable.
Key Features:
- Just 4 Pets grooming range
- Perfectly sized for small pets such as rabbits
- Gently removes dirt and loose fur from your pet’s coat
- Now uses cardboard packaging that is widely recycled
Ancol Small Animal Double Sided Comb -
Perfectly sized for small pets such as rabbits, for short-haired and long-haired pets.
The coarse teeth removes mats and tangles and the fine teeth smooths detangled hair.
Key Features:
- Perfectly sized for small pets such as rabbits
- A useful tool for short-haired and long-haired pets
- Coarse teeth remove mats and tangles
- Fine teeth smooth detangled hair
- Now uses cardboard packaging that is widely recycled
Ancol Small Animal Nail Clippers -
Designed to help you trim a pet's claws comfortably and safety.
Comfortable non-slip handle and a semi-circular groove in the blade to help you check that you remove the correct amount of claw.
Key Features:
- Designed to help you trim a pet's claws comfortably and safety
- Comfortable non-slip handle
- Semi-circular groove in the blade to help you check that you remove the correct amount of claw
Pets should be comfortable and relaxed before you trim their claws.
As a recommendation that only the very end of the claw is cut to avoid cutting the quick.
You should trim long nails slightly every few days to then encourage the quick to recede naturally.
We advise you to seek advice from a vet or groomer before trimming your pet's claws for the first time, to gain expertise and be confident that you can trim your pet's claws safely.
