Holy Paws 32mm Stripping Knife (Fine Teeth) is an essential tool for owners of wire-haired breeds, terriers, and any pet requiring meticulous coat maintenance. Designed for precision, this knife helps remove dead undercoat and "roll" the coat without cutting the healthy top hair.

Whether you are prepping for a show or simply maintaining your pet’s natural texture, the Holy Paws stripping knife offers the perfect balance of comfort and professional-grade performance.

Features

• Precision Fine Teeth: Specifically spaced for fine hair and detailed work around sensitive areas like the face, ears, and neck.

• Ergonomic Solid Wood Handle: Crafted from high-quality hardwood, the contoured handle provides a natural grip that reduces hand fatigue during long grooming sessions.

• Stainless Steel Durability: The anti-rust stainless steel blade ensures longevity and a clean "grab" of the hair every time.

• Safe & Effective: Designed to pull dead hair from the follicle rather than cutting it, preserving the vibrant color and coarse texture of wire-haired coats.

• Versatile Application: While ideal for Terriers and Schnauzers, it is also effective for carding short-haired cats and thinning horse coats.

Product Specifications

Why Choose the Holy Paws Stripping Knife?

Unlike standard clippers that can dull a pet's coat color and soften the texture, hand-stripping with a Holy Paws knife encourages healthy new growth. It is the secret to achieving that "crisp" coat look while keeping your pet's skin healthy by removing trapped, dead fur.

Perfect for

• Dogs: Wire-haired Terriers, Schnauzers, Spaniels (for carding), and Pointers.

• Cats: Removing loose undercoat in short to medium-haired breeds.

• Horses: Precision thinning and tidying.

Grooming Tips for Best Results

1. Work with the Grain: Always pull in the direction of hair growth.

2. Keep Skin Taut: Use your free hand to hold the skin tight to ensure a comfortable experience for your pet.

3. Short Strokes: Use quick, decisive "plucking" motions rather than long dragging strokes.

4. Avoid Baths Before Stripping: For the best grip, strip the coat when it is dry and slightly dirty; freshly washed hair is often too slippery.