Which tool is used to remove fleas and hair from sensitive areas?

Which tool is used to remove fleas and hair from sensitive areas?

• A. Deshedding Tool
• B. Flea Comb
• C. Pin Brush
• D. Undercoat Rake

Answer: (B)

Flea combs are designed with fine, closely spaced teeth that can catch fleas, flea eggs, and hair as you work through the coat, especially in sensitive spots like the face, ears, neck, and belly. The comb lets you target areas where fleas tend to hide and remove them without harsh pulling on delicate skin, making it the safest and most effective option for removing fleas and hair from those sensitive regions. Deshedding tools are for removing loose hair from the coat and can be rough on sensitive skin; a pin brush has longer pins designed for general brushing and doesn’t effectively trap fleas; an undercoat rake targets the thick undercoat and can be too aggressive for delicate areas.

Flea combs are designed with fine, closely spaced teeth that can catch fleas, flea eggs, and hair as you work through the coat, especially in sensitive spots like the face, ears, neck, and belly. The comb lets you target areas where fleas tend to hide and remove them without harsh pulling on delicate skin, making it the safest and most effective option for removing fleas and hair from those sensitive regions. Deshedding tools are for removing loose hair from the coat and can be rough on sensitive skin; a pin brush has longer pins designed for general brushing and doesn’t effectively trap fleas; an undercoat rake targets the thick undercoat and can be too aggressive for delicate areas.