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Irish Setter Care
- Maintenance: The Irish Setter has a long, silky, feathered coat that requires high maintenance. Brushing at least 3 times a week is recommended to prevent tangles and remove dirt or dead hair. Bathing can be done every 4 to 6 weeks or when the dog is really dirty.
- Brushing and combing: For grooming, it’s recommended to use a metal pin brush or a slicker brush, along with a metal comb to check the coat. It’s important to work especially on feathered areas such as the ears, chest, legs, and tail, where the hair can tangle easily.
- Hair Trimming: The Irish Setter doesn’t require full haircuts, but does need tidying to maintain its natural silhouette. Commonly, the hair on the legs is shaped, as well as around the ears, the rear area, and the chest, in addition to trimming the hair between the paw pads to improve hygiene.
- Special attention: Special attention should be paid to areas where the hair is longer, such as behind the ears, armpits, chest, back of the legs, and tail, as tangles can form. It’s also important to check the long, drooping ears to prevent a buildup of moisture or dirt.
- Recommended grooming appointments: Bath every 4 to 6 weeks and grooming sessions every 6 to 8 weeks for coat maintenance, feather trimming, de-matting, and overall hygiene checks.
Want the best care for your Irish Setter?
We’ll show you the 3 steps you need to follow to achieve it.
1. BRUSHING AND COMBING
- The Irish Setter has a long, fine, silky coat with feathering on various areas of the body.
- To keep it in good condition, it needs frequent brushing using a metal pin brush or slicker.
- Brushing should be done gently and in layers to avoid pulling and to thoroughly work the areas with greater hair density.
- After brushing, it’s recommended to use a metal comb to check that no tangles remain.
Comb for Irish Setter
The Artero Rocky provides greater glide to prevent friction, frizz, and hair breakage.
Brush for Irish Setter
The Artero Nova is specially designed to brush the fine, long hair of dogs and cats, and it doesn’t irritate their skin
Conditioner for Irish Setter
The Artero Acondicionador Mix helps with brushing by adding softness, shine, and a unique scent with a spectacular, immediate finish
Deshedding tool for Irish Setter
The deshedding tool Artero Golf pulls out shedding hair, removes surface undercoat and topcoat hair.
Slicker brush for English Setter
The Artero Juliet includes a finish on each pin that prevents scratching the skin of sensitive dogs and cats.
2. BATH
- The Irish Setter can be bathed approximately every 4 to 6 weeks with a shampoo specifically for long-haired or silky coats.
- Using conditioner is recommended to keep the hair soft and make subsequent brushing easier.
- After bathing, the coat should be completely dried with a dryer while gently brushing to prevent tangles from forming.
Shampoo for Irish Setter
The Artero Moisturizing Shampoo provides deep hydration to maintain long, silky hair.
Conditioner for Irish Setter
The Conditioner Detox Vital helps keep the coat cleaner for longer while providing deep hydration.
3. HYGIENE
- Irish Setter hygiene should include regular ear cleaning, as their long, drooping ears can accumulate moisture or dirt.
- It’s also important to check the eyes to remove any discharge, keep nails trimmed, and maintain dental hygiene through brushing or specific products.
- Checking the paw pads and keeping the hair between them trimmed helps prevent dirt buildup.
Shampoo for Irish Setter
The Artero Speed Shampoo restores the coat’s day-one cleanliness without needing to wash it.
Dental cleaning for Irish Setter
The Artero Dental Pack Smile removes tartar plaque and corrects bad breath.
English Setter Tear Stain Remover
The Artero Pretty Eyes is the solution for the brown tear stains of our English Setter. Continued use removes 100% of stains.
Paw Pad Repair Cream
To care for our pet’s paw pads and dry areas, we will use the cream Artero Dfender.
Dips Finger Wipes for Ears
For proper ear hygiene, we will use the Dips Finger Wipes for Ears. These remove wax and dirt from the outer ear area.
Perfume for Irish Setter
The Artero Perfume Detox an irresistible fragrance for your faithful four-legged friends: a slightly acidic, fruity touch that feels fresh and highly addictive
What is the Irish Setter like?
The Irish Setter is a large, elegant, athletic dog, with a streamlined silhouette and very fluid movement. It has an elongated head, long, drooping ears, and a lively expression.
Its coat is long, straight, and silky, characteristically an intense mahogany red color. It’s a very active, sociable, affectionate breed, known for its high energy, intelligence, and strong bond with the family.
