How often do pets build their fur?

The frequency of pet hair construction depends on the pet's breed, hair type, and the owner's personal preferences. Generally speaking, long haired pets such as Afghan hounds or Persian cats require more frequent pruning, approximately every 6 to 8 weeks, to keep their hair neat, knot free, and easy to manage. Short haired pets such as cocky dogs or short haired cats may require less pruning and can generally be trimmed every season to remove dead hair and maintain a neat appearance.
In addition to frequency, the pruning method is also a factor to consider. Some owners choose to take their pets to professional pet grooming shops, where professional beauticians perform haircuts to ensure the correct implementation of haircut techniques. Other owners may choose to trim their pet's hair at home. Whether choosing a professional or self pruning, it is necessary to use appropriate pet pruning tools to ensure the safety and comfort of the pruning process.
In short, pet hair trimming is an important part of pet care, which can improve the overall appearance and comfort of pets. Owners should determine the frequency and method of trimming based on their pet's breed, hair type, and personal preferences, while also considering the comfort and safety of the pet.