The use of pet hair shavers can indeed help detect skin problems in pets early. The following is a breakdown explanation:

1. Remove hair obstacles and expose the surface of the skin
After shaving, the pet's skin is exposed, making it easier for the owner or veterinarian to directly observe the skin condition and avoid problems being covered up by hair.
Especially suitable for long haired pets, as long hair often obscures signs of skin lesions.

2. It is easier to detect abnormal skin changes
Symptoms such as redness, peeling, ulcers, eczema, and skin discoloration can be detected earlier.
Can promptly handle small skin injuries and prevent deterioration and spread.

3. Helps identify external parasites
After shaving, parasites such as fleas, lice, and ticks are more easily detected.
Early detection can lead to timely deworming treatment to avoid large-scale infections.

4. Conducive to tracking the healing progress of wounds or skin diseases
After shaving during the treatment process, the absorption of drugs and wound healing can be clearly seen, avoiding interference from hair in judgment.

5. Suitable for preoperative examination and disinfection
It is usually necessary to shave some hair before surgery in order to disinfect and inspect the surgical area.
Using a shaver can quickly and cleanly complete this process, improving surgical preparation efficiency.

6. Easy for owners to self check without relying on veterinarians
When the owner regularly uses the shaver for care at home, they can also undergo a skin examination without having to wait until serious problems arise before going to the hospital.
Specially suitable for regular monitoring of pets with sensitive skin or prone to skin disease recurrence.

7. Help identify sebaceous glands or lumps
Shaving can make small lumps or abnormal protrusions of sebaceous glands clearly visible, and early detection can reduce treatment delays.