What is the general concensus on what types of products create more matting, or help avoid it?
I have a lot of Bichons, maltese, etc that come in to get brushed out and neatened up every other appt because their owners want them to remain fluffy without having to get shaved down each appt. One Bichon in particular has the tightest curls I have ever seen that hug her body and she tends to want to turn into a pelt every time I see her.
I have The Stuff, cream rinse, Mane and Tail Olive Oil spray, and a heavy conditioner on hand. Sometimes I wonder if these products will help fend off mats, or make them worse. What about using shampoo only with no conditioner or products? ..I use the Davis product line and do not want to get into having to buy other lines or make orders from other companies.
What do you use, or not use to fend off mats?
I have a lot of Bichons, maltese, etc that come in to get brushed out and neatened up every other appt because their owners want them to remain fluffy without having to get shaved down each appt. One Bichon in particular has the tightest curls I have ever seen that hug her body and she tends to want to turn into a pelt every time I see her.
I have The Stuff, cream rinse, Mane and Tail Olive Oil spray, and a heavy conditioner on hand. Sometimes I wonder if these products will help fend off mats, or make them worse. What about using shampoo only with no conditioner or products? ..I use the Davis product line and do not want to get into having to buy other lines or make orders from other companies.
What do you use, or not use to fend off mats?
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