Dog Grooming Brush with Steel Comb

Reaches the Undercoat, Not Just the Surface

A soft bristle brush glides over the top of a coat and collects almost nothing. That is why owners brush for ten minutes, see no hair on the brush, then find the sofa covered the next morning. The loose fur is underneath, in the undercoat, and it takes steel pins to reach it.

These pins are stainless steel, so they do not bend out of shape after a few months, and the tips are smoothed rather than sharp. The handle is non slip, which matters more than it sounds: grooming a moving dog with a wet or hairy hand is how brushes get dropped.

At 17 cm it is small enough to control around the face and legs, and brushing two or three times a week removes most of what would otherwise end up on your floor.

Product Features

• Stainless steel pins that reach through to the undercoat
• Non slip grip for control on a moving dog
• Lightweight ergonomic design, comfortable for longer sessions
• Compact enough to work around the face, legs and tail
• Keeps coats cleaner and reduces loose hair around the house

Specifications

• Material: Plastic handle, stainless steel comb
• Dimensions: 17 x 8 x 3 cm

Common Questions

How often should I brush my dog?

Two or three times a week suits most coats. Double coated breeds benefit from daily brushing while they are shedding heavily.

Will the steel pins hurt my dog?

Used with light pressure, no. Let the pins do the work rather than pressing down, and work in the direction the coat grows.

Does it suit short haired dogs?

Yes. Short coats shed just as much, and the pins lift loose hair that a bristle brush slides over.