Demat the Easy Way — Dematter Cream + Calming Chews
Demat the Easy Way — Dematter Cream + Calming Chews
When a tight mat shows up, the hard part is often the dog, not the coat. Demat the Easy Way solves for both. Give one Calming Comfort chew 30–60 minutes before you start to support a settled, non-drowsy dog, then apply Emergency Dematter Cream to soften the structure of the mat so the hair separates instead of breaks. Work slowly, outside-in, and give the coat a better shot at keeping its length — without the wrestling match.
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When a tight mat shows up, the hard part is often the dog, not the coat. Demat the Easy Way solves for both. Give one Calming Comfort chew 30–60 minutes before you start to support a settled, non-drowsy dog, then apply Emergency Dematter Cream to soften the structure of the mat so the hair separates instead of breaks. Work slowly, outside-in, and give the coat a better shot at keeping its length — without the wrestling match.
Perfect for
Doodles, poodles, and mat-prone coats — and dogs that get worked up the moment you touch a tight spot. The rescue cream plus a calming step for the mind.
Key benefits
- Give the melatonin-free chew 30–60 minutes before you start to support a calmer, steadier demat session.
- Emergency Dematter Cream softens tight mats and knots so they separate instead of break.
- The rescue step for behind the ears, under the collar, and the friction spots where mats build fast.
- Calming Comfort is non-drowsy — your dog settles but stays alert and themselves.
- Bundle-and-save on two steps from the Coat. Body. Mind. system.
How to use
Give one Calming Comfort chew 30–60 minutes before you begin (some dogs may need up to 90 minutes). Apply Emergency Dematter Cream until the mat is fully damp, massage in, wait 2 minutes, then work through slowly with a brush, holding the hair at the base to reduce pulling.
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 Rake Brush for the loosened mat, and the Detangling Treatment to stay ahead of the next one.
Questions
Why pair a dematter with a calming chew?
A calmer dog makes the demat easier. Give the Calming Comfort chew 30–60 minutes before you start so your dog can settle through the session.
What does Emergency Dematter Cream do?
It softens tight mats, compacted knots and stubborn tangles so they brush out with less force. It makes brushing through a mat easier — it does not replace brushing.
Will the chew sedate my dog?
No. Calming Comfort is non-drowsy by design. Your dog should settle but stay alert and themselves.
What coat types is this for?
Doodles, poodles and other curly or mat-prone coats, especially in friction spots like behind the ears, under the collar and under the legs.
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 30–60 minutes before you start to support a calmer, steadier demat session.
- Emergency Dematter Cream softens tight mats and knots so they separate instead of break.
- The rescue step for behind the ears, under the collar, and the friction spots where mats build fast.
- Calming Comfort is non-drowsy — your dog settles but stays alert and themselves.
- Bundle-and-save on two steps from the Coat. Body. Mind. system.
How to use
How to use
Give one Calming Comfort chew 30–60 minutes before you begin (some dogs may need up to 90 minutes). Apply Emergency Dematter Cream until the mat is fully damp, massage in, wait 2 minutes, then work through slowly with a brush, holding the hair at the base to reduce pulling. Do not use with CNS depressants or before anesthesia. Check with your vet if your dog is pregnant, nursing or on medication.
