Self-Cleaning Dog & Cat Grooming Brush, Removes Loose Hair
Brush-outs stop ending with a clogged brush and a pile of fur on your hands. One press of the white button clears the collected hair, so the brush is ready for the next stroke. The set also includes a bonus trimmer for tidy-ups between groomer visits.
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Brush-outs stop ending with a clogged brush and a pile of fur on your hands. One press of the white button clears the collected hair, so the brush is ready for the next stroke. The set also includes a bonus trimmer for tidy-ups between groomer visits.
Self-cleaning grooming brush that removes loose hair, dander and tangles with one touch
- loose hair and dander build-up
- mats and tangles
- cleaning the brush after grooming
- one brush for long and short coats
Brush out the shed, then tap it clean.
Tired of pulling fur off the brush by hand after every session? One press of the button releases the hair, so grooming goes from messy to quick.
One press clears the brush for you

One press releases the hair
Press the white button and the collected fur drops away from the head. No picking strands out with your fingers, no comb, no digging the clump out of the tips. Cleanup takes a second, and the brush is ready for the next stroke.

Metal tips that lift loose hair
The metal-coated tips catch loose hair, dander and dirt as you brush, pulling them up through the coat instead of sliding across the top. The adjustable bristle length lets you set the brush for a long coat or a short one, so one tool covers both.

Soft tips on the back
Flip the brush and the soft tips on the back give a gentler, massaging pass over sensitive areas like the belly and legs. Use the front for the work and the back for the cuddle-down part of the session.
How To Groom More Comfortably
- 1Let Your Pet Inspect It
Allow your dog or cat to sniff the brush before touching the coat. Reward calm behavior and begin on an untangled area.
- 2Follow The Coat
Use light strokes in the direction the coat naturally lies. Work in small sections instead of pulling through a large area at once.
- 3Pause At Any Signal
Stop when your pet becomes tense, tries to leave, or shows discomfort. A few comfortable strokes are better than forcing a long session.
- 4Press To Reset
When you finish, press the raised rear button to release collected fur from the dense pins before putting the brush away.
Brush and bonus trimmer in one set
- PetZoom self-cleaning grooming brush×1
Glossy blue molded head with metal-coated tips and the one-touch release button.
- Bonus pet trimmer attachment×1
A second grooming tool for light trims between groomer visits.
Clean it in seconds, not minutes
- Press the button after each session
Release the collected hair over a trash can so the tips start clean next time.
- Wipe the tips
A quick wipe keeps the metal-coated tips clear of dander and dirt.
- Brush with the grain
Light strokes in the direction of hair growth let the tips do the work.
- Trim only clean areas
Work loose tangles out with the brush first, then use the trimmer where the coat lies smooth.
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Questions and answers
The bristle length adjusts for long or short coats, so you set it to match the coat instead of working with one fixed setting. Start on a setting that suits the undercoat, then move up or down after a few strokes. Heavy blowouts take several passes, and the button clears the tips whenever they fill. For tight mats, a groomer is still the right call.
Light strokes in the direction of hair growth are the key. Pressing hard is what irritates skin, especially on the belly and legs, so let the tips do the work. Check the skin after your first few sessions and ease off if your pet flinches.
Yes. One brush covers a long-haired cat and a short-coated dog, and you change the length in seconds. Begin with the setting that fits your pet's coat, then adjust once you feel how the tips move through the fur.
It handles light trims around the face, paws and quick tidy-ups between groomer visits. Brush out loose hair first and trim only clean, untangled areas. Thick mats need a groomer, since any trimmer can catch and pull on a tight knot.
A plain slicker costs less up front, but you pick hair out of the bristles after every session, and that adds up over a shedding season. This set gives you a self-cleaning brush and a trimmer in one box, so you skip buying a second tool. If you groom several times a week, the time saved on cleanup is the real return.
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