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Trimming stone, ear-hair forceps, tartar scaler, combs and cardes from HPP, for grooming your dog at home or in a salon.

HPP

Trimming stone, ear-hair forceps, tartar scaler, combs and cardes from HPP, for grooming your dog at home or in a salon.

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HPP: grooming tools for dogs

HPP offers more technical grooming tools than everyday brushes: a trimming stone for fine coats, Kocher forceps for ear hair, a tartar scaler, a handle-free double metal comb and a soft-pin carde. A few show accessories, such as a show lead or a coloured hair clip, round out the range. These tools mainly suit owners already used to grooming certain breeds regularly.

How to use ear-hair forceps

Straight or curved Kocher forceps remove hair growing inside the ear canal in some breeds; work on small sections at a time and stop if your dog shows any sign of discomfort, asking your vet for advice if needed.

Choosing between a comb, a carde and a trimming stone

The metal comb is useful for detangling and checking for knots before a fuller brush, the soft-pin carde removes dead undercoat, and the trimming stone works on fine coats to lift out dead hair without cutting it, using the hand-stripping technique. Working in small sections and taking regular breaks keeps the whole process comfortable and calm for your dog throughout the session.

  • Trimming stone for fine coats
  • Forceps for ear hair
  • Tartar scaler and double metal comb
  • Soft-pin carde and show accessories

Why order HPP from Animorix

Animorix ships from France within 3 to 7 working days with tracking, and delivery is free from €99 of purchase (otherwise €7.90, with a €35 minimum order). Payment is secure by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, with 14 days to change your mind. Our team can point you in the right direction if these tools are new to you. Browse our ear-hair removal, brushes and cardes, combs and detanglers and grooming.

Frequently asked questions

Can the HPP tartar scaler be used at home without training?
It is a technical tool; if in doubt, or if tartar build-up is significant, it is safer to see your vet or a professional groomer.
How do I know if my dog needs ear-hair removal?
Some breeds with hair growing inside the ear canal need it regularly; your vet or groomer can tell you whether this applies to your dog.
What's the difference between an HPP comb and a carde?
The comb detangles and finds knots at the surface, while the soft-pin carde removes dead undercoat more deeply.
Does the trimming stone cut my dog's hair?
No, it lifts out dead hair without cutting it, using the hand-stripping technique suited to certain fine coats.