Self-Cleaning Pet Slicker Brush for Dog & Cat Grooming

Built to clear itself, not your patience

• Press once and the fur drops

  The round button on top retracts the pins. Hold the brush over a bin, press, and the collected hair falls off the head. No scraping with a fingernail, no pulling fur out of the gaps between pins, and no tissue stuck to your palm.

• Pins that catch the undercoat

  Rows of plastic pins sit close together on a wide head, so one pass lifts more loose undercoat than a narrow brush. The pins work through light tangles too, which keeps shedding from settling into the coat between cleanings.

• Pick a color for every person in the house

  Blue, pink, orange and green handles make it easy to keep one brush per pet or per family member. The tapered handle sits comfortably in the hand, and a hanging hole at the end keeps it off the floor between sessions.

Clear the brush in three steps

1. 1
   Brush in the direction of growth

   Work the pins through the coat in short, light strokes, following the way the hair lies. Keep the head flat against the coat and avoid pressing into the skin.

2. 2
   Pull away at the end of each stroke

   Lift the brush off the coat at the end of each pass. This is what draws the loose undercoat up out of the fur instead of pushing it deeper.

3. 3
   Press the top button over a bin

   Hold the brush above a bin or a lined bag, then press the top button. The pins retract and the collected fur falls off the head in one motion.