Calm Before the Brush — Detangler + Calming Chews
Calm Before the Brush — Detangler + Calming Chews
For the dog that squirms through every brush-out, the fix starts before the brush. Give one Calming Comfort chew 30–60 minutes before you begin to support a settled, non-drowsy dog. Then work the Detangling Treatment — a leave-in concentrate, not a spray — into friction areas and any spots that feel rough, so little knots smooth out before they tighten into mats. A calmer dog and an easier coat make brush time feel doable again.
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Perfect For
Perfect For
For the dog that squirms through every brush-out, the fix starts before the brush. Give one Calming Comfort chew 30–60 minutes before you begin to support a settled, non-drowsy dog. Then work the Detangling Treatment — a leave-in concentrate, not a spray — into friction areas and any spots that feel rough, so little knots smooth out before they tighten into mats. A calmer dog and an easier coat make brush time feel doable again.
Perfect for
Doodles, poodles, long and curly coats that tangle between baths — and dogs that get restless during daily brushing. A routine detangling step plus a calming step for the mind.
Key benefits
- Give the melatonin-free chew before you brush to support a calmer, steadier session.
- Detangling Treatment is a leave-in concentrate you work into the coat to smooth knots before they tighten into mats.
- Lightweight feel — no heavy buildup, no sticky residue on the coat.
- Calming Comfort is non-drowsy — your dog settles but stays alert and themselves.
- Two everyday steps from the Coat. Body. Mind. system, bundled to save.
How to use
Give one Calming Comfort chew 30–60 minutes before brushing (some dogs may need up to 90 minutes). Apply the Detangling Treatment to a dry coat, focusing on friction areas, then brush through in sections in all directions.
Cautions. Do not use with CNS depressants or before anesthesia. Check with your vet if your dog is pregnant, nursing or on medication.
Pairs well with
The Pin Brush for gentle daily brushing, and Emergency Dematter Cream for the tight mat that needs a rescue.
Questions
Why give a calming chew before brushing?
Easier brush sessions start with a calmer dog. Give the Calming Comfort chew 30–60 minutes before you brush so your dog can settle.
Is the Detangling Treatment a spray?
No. It is a leave-in concentrate you apply directly and work into the coat — no mist, no mess. Use it on a dry coat, focusing on friction areas.
Will the chew make my dog drowsy?
No. Calming Comfort is non-drowsy by design. Your dog settles but stays alert and themselves.
Can the detangler fix a mat that already formed?
It helps stop little knots from tightening into mats, but it is not a fix for a coat that is already matted. For a tight mat, reach for Emergency Dematter Cream.
This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your veterinarian regarding any medical condition or medications.
Key Benefits
Key Benefits
- Give the melatonin-free chew before you brush to support a calmer, steadier session.
- Detangling Treatment is a leave-in concentrate you work into the coat to smooth knots before they tighten into mats.
- Lightweight feel — no heavy buildup, no sticky residue on the coat.
- Calming Comfort is non-drowsy — your dog settles but stays alert and themselves.
- Two everyday steps from the Coat. Body. Mind. system, bundled to save.
How to use
How to use
Give one Calming Comfort chew 30–60 minutes before brushing (some dogs may need up to 90 minutes). Apply the Detangling Treatment to a dry coat, focusing on friction areas, then brush through in sections in all directions. Do not use with CNS depressants or before anesthesia. Check with your vet if your dog is pregnant, nursing or on medication.
