Petsmart Latest Questions Study Guide - Detailed Correct Solutions

Petsmart Latest Questions Study Guide - Detailed Correct Solutions Hydrosurge - answer - Used to bathe pet Step 1 For Hydrosurge - answer - Turn on water and adjust temperature to desired setting Step 2 For Hydrosurge - answer - Select desired "product" using the "select product" dial. The number on the dial should match the desired product Step 3 For Hydrosurge - answer - Using the "select function" switch, choose the "rinse" or "bathe" position Step 4 For Hydrosurge - answer - Adjust Product Flow Rate for more or less product Step 5 For Hydrosurge - answer - Angle the nozzle at 45 degree angle and hold 3-4 inches away from coat. Slowly move the spray pattern across the animal Step 6 For Hydrosurge - answer - Select "rinse" to rinse animal (always leave on rinse position) Step 1 For Pouch Installation - answer - Remove protective cap Step 2 For Pouch Installation - answer - Hook the Pouch hole onto hanger Step 3 For Pouch Installation - answer - Push pouch cap at the bottom of pouch onto port Step 4 For Pouch Installation - answer - Snap to lock and be sure pouch is pushed all the way down Step 1 For Pouch Removal - answer - Hold the neck of the pouch, depress the lever, and lift pouch to remove Step 2 For Pouch Removal - answer - Unhook the pouch hole from hanger Step 3 For Pouch Removal - answer - Use the protective caps whenever ports are not used Step 1 For Blockage Procedure - answer - Remove the supplied "syringe" from the hole on the left side of the unit Step 2 For Blockage Procedure - answer - Fill the syringe with warm water Step 3 For Blockage Procedure - answer - Turn on water Step 4 For Blockage Procedure - answer - Move the "select product" dial to the port to be cleared and Move the "select function" switch to "Bathe" position Step 5 For Blockage Procedure - answer - Turn "adjust product flow rate" dial to "+" position Step 6 For Blockage Procedure - answer - Insert syringe connection cap onto blocked port, hold in place and compress syringe until empty. #10 Blade - answer - used for clippers Greyhound Comb - answer - thinner coats = teeth closer together thick coats = teeth farter apart (ineffective on short smooth coats) Slicker Brushes - answer - most commonly used, detangling and undercoat removal, small (soft) = short- medium coat, large (hard) = thick - dense coat (can cause brush burn from over brushing, or from applying too much pressure, never use a hard slicker brush on dogs with thin, short coats FURminator Brush - answer - only use in deshedding package (do not use on drop coats, curly coats or hairless dogs, you can overuse nd remove too much coat or damage the skin undercoat, creating a thin spot on the dog) Rubber Curry Brush - answer - short-smooth coats, medium coats to remove undercoat, better for dogs with sensitive skin (ineffective on thick or heavy impacted coats) Mat Breaker - answer - break apart small mats to make brushing easier (don't used on short, smooth coats - you can overuse and remove too much cat, this is a sharp tool that can cut the skin - use extra caution when working around the ears, legs, and tail) Shedding Blade - answer - use on dogs without FURminator package, undercoat remover (ineffective on thick or heavily impacted coats Pin Brush - answer - used on long straight coats, to not danage coat (ineffective for dematting and deshedding) Flea Comb - answer - removing fleas, removing hair from sensitive areas (not to be used to brush the entire dog) Undercoat Rake - answer - bush double/heavy coated dogs, removes soft dense undercoat (don't use on short, smooth coats, you can overuse and remove too much coat, exercise extra caution around the elbows and hocks) Deshedding Tool - answer - short, medium, heavy dogs to remove quickly (do not use on short smooth coats, you can overuse and remove too much coat or even cut the coat, the teeth have sharp blades that can cut the skin, use extra caution when working around the head, ears, legs, and tail