Pet Deshedding Comb With Water Tank For Less Fur

Two sides, one pass, less loose fur

Water keeps the fur down

The tank sits on the back behind an open cover, so you can see the water level as you fill it. Water feeds the massage pad during the brushing pass. Wet pad, wet teeth, and the loose hair stays on the tool instead of floating toward your face. For the sofa seams, a set of vacuum attachments finishes the job.

Two tools in one comb

Silicone teeth sit on one face and a massage pad on the other. Brush with the teeth to lift the undercoat, then work the pad side over the coat for a smoother finish. The cotton towel wraps the pad and cleans the head once you finish.

Pinch the pad, speed the flow

Gently pinch the massage pad and water moves faster to the surface. Ease off once the coat is damp enough. The long ergonomic handle keeps your wrist relaxed through a full horizontal pass.

Usage math for every session

• 20mlClean water per session
• 2mlNo-rinse leave-on essence
• 10 usesFrom the 20ml trial bottle
• 100 usesFrom the 200ml bottle

From filling the tank to clearing the comb

1. 1
   Fill the tank

   Open the water tank cover on the back and fill with about 20ml of clean water.

2. 2
   Add the essence

   Add 2ml of the no-rinse essence, then fasten the cover.

3. 3
   Wrap the towel

   Open the massage mat from the top and wrap the cotton towel around it.

4. 4
   Turn up and pinch

   Turn the mat upward to fasten it. Gently pinch the massage pad to speed the water flow.

5. 5
   Brush horizontally

   Brush in horizontal strokes to lift loose hair out of the coat.

6. 6
   Tilt and press to clear

   Tilt the comb teeth and press down firmly to release the hair the comb has collected.

Everything you need for the first session

• Grooming comb with water tank×1

  Silicone teeth on one side, massage pad on the other

• Leave-on essence sample×1

  No-rinse coconut oil essence, 2ml per use

• Cotton towel×1

  Wraps the massage pad and cleans the head after use

The fur cloud ends at the comb

The fur is everywhere again

Brush the cat on the sofa and the undercoat lifts into the air. It lands on cushions, the rug, your sweater, and the coffee you left on the side table. The brushing itself is quick. The cleanup is what takes the evening.

A tool that keeps fur contained

The comb carries its own water. Fill the open tank with about 20ml of clean water, add 2ml of essence, and the damp massage pad gathers loose hair as you brush. The fur catches on wet teeth instead of drifting off into the room.

A calmer shedding season

Picture a session that ends with a comb you can tap clean over a bin. The room stays put, the pet stays relaxed, and the vacuum stays in the closet. Shedding season still arrives, but the cleanup no longer runs your week.

What to expect over your first weeks

1. First use
   Fur stays on the comb

   Brush one horizontal pass and check the teeth. Loose hair should collect on the comb rather than the floor.

2. 3 uses
   The routine speeds up

   Filling, wrapping, and brushing become familiar, and the cleanup after each session gets shorter.

3. 30 days
   Less fur at home

   With regular sessions during shedding season, expect less fur on furniture and floors. Results depend on coat type and shedding level.

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