The good news is that proper brushing will prevent mats from ever occurring. The bad news is that not every owner will have the time, the patience, or the knowledge to brush their dog properly. Severe matting is uncomfortable and potentially dangerous for a dog. A mat will retain heat and moisture, which is just an invitation for fleas, bacteria, and you guessed it, infection. It can also cause swollen blood vessels or painful irritation that may even require veterinary care.<\/p>\n
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