Advice on pet hair wanted

[viclb76]

Hi
I have an 18 mth old springer spaniel,and I love her to bits but her hair is driving me mad.
I brush her daily ,hoover 2-3 times a day and I am still finding it everywhere.
Is there anything I can do to slow her molting down?

i have a rottie and she moults for fun - it drives me mad!! i was told to add oil to her food - it didnt work! o send her to the groomers every 6-8 weeks for a really good wash/brush and this reduces the moulting for a couple of weeks and then its back to hoovering 2/3/4 times a day
if you get any really good tips on this please could you pass them on?
im not really sure if there is anything you can do!

I don't think there is, really. I have a Golden Retriever, and the moulting drives me mad too. The only thing I find that reduces it is regular grooming, by that, I mean taking him outside and doing it myself. I have a 'moulting rake' that I bought in Wilkinson. It's good for pulling out all the loose hair, then I give him a good going over with a normal dog brush. You can buy tonics in pet shops, and I think Wilkinson does one, that you add to their food and it's supposed to reduce the moulting. Don't know if they're any good though, haven't tried, cos I know I'll just forget to put it in the food.

i have just got a lab and she moults like mad get a pair of rubber gloves and give the dog a good scratch all over and then a brush the rubber gloves help get the hair underneith

I've also got a Labrador (a black one) but she doesn't moult as much as my Goldie. I think the yellow Labs are more prone to moulting than the other colours, or perhaps it's just that it's that much more noticeable.

I can't help on advice to stop the moulting but a damp car sponge wiped over hairy sofa etc will whisk the hairs away quickly and effectively if visitors are just about to arrive!

thanks for all the advice ,I will defo get one of those rakes

I love your question.LOL. I was going to suggest a choppy bob or some subtle highlights!