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Stainless Steel Pet Deshedding Brush for Cats & Dogs

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Stainless Steel Pet Deshedding Brush for Cats & Dogs
Stainless Steel Pet Deshedding Brush for Cats & Dogs
Stainless Steel Pet Deshedding Brush for Cats & Dogs
Stainless Steel Pet Deshedding Brush for Cats & Dogs
Stainless Steel Pet Deshedding Brush for Cats & Dogs
Stainless Steel Pet Deshedding Brush for Cats & Dogs
Stainless Steel Pet Deshedding Brush for Cats & Dogs
Stainless Steel Pet Deshedding Brush for Cats & Dogs
Stainless Steel Pet Deshedding Brush for Cats & Dogs
Stainless Steel Pet Deshedding Brush for Cats & Dogs
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TypePet Supplies > Pet Grooming > Deshedding Brushes
Size: Long Hair
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Fewer loose hairs on the sofa starts with the grooming session. This brush has a stainless steel blade that reaches the undercoat and pulls loose hair out in one stroke, with grey and blue inserts you can swap. Built for cats and dogs with heavy shedding.

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Description

Fewer loose hairs on the sofa starts with the grooming session. This brush has a stainless steel blade that reaches the undercoat and pulls loose hair out in one stroke, with grey and blue inserts you can swap. Built for cats and dogs with heavy shedding.

Removes loose undercoat and shedding hair from pets with a single stroke

Solves
  • excessive pet shedding
  • loose hair on furniture and clothing
  • matted or tangled fur

Pull the loose undercoat out before it covers everything

Shedding has you vacuuming twice a day and finding fur on every cushion. One stroke of a stainless steel blade lifts loose undercoat out of the coat, so less of it ends up on your furniture.

Built around a stainless steel blade

Close-up of the fine stainless steel blade teeth inside a purple head

A stainless steel blade that reaches the undercoat

The fine stainless steel teeth catch loose undercoat and pull it out of the coat. Steel holds its edge where plastic teeth bend and slide past the hair, so each stroke lifts fur instead of skimming the top coat. Expect the first session to pull the most hair, especially if the coat has not been brushed in a while.

Swap the blade when you need to

Grey and blue inserts come with the brush, so you can change the blade without buying a second tool. Press the release button, slide the insert out, and click the other one into place. One handle, two blade options, and no extra brush cluttering the drawer.

Angled view of green deshedding brush showing its rubber grip and blade

A grip that stays steady

The black rubber handle has textured nubs that give a firm hold through a full grooming session. The soft-touch surface stays put when your hand gets warm or the session runs long, so you keep control along the coat instead of fighting the tool.

Light strokes, along the grain

  1. 1
    Start on a dry coat

    Brush once the coat is dry. This is the routine that works best for weekly sessions and for seasonal coat change.

  2. 2
    Stroke with the grain

    Use light strokes from head toward tail, following the direction the fur lies. Stop if your pet flinches or leans away.

  3. 3
    Work the heavy-shed zones

    Focus on the back, sides and belly, where undercoat collects most. Work gently around any mats and never force the blade through them.

  4. 4
    Clear the blade

    Pull the hair off the blade after each pass. Less build-up means the blade keeps catching loose undercoat on the next stroke.

Keep the blade clean and working

  • Clear the blade after each session

    Remove trapped hair from the teeth so the blade keeps pulling undercoat on the next pass.

  • Rinse and dry before storing

    Rinse the blade and head, then let them dry fully before you put the brush away.

  • Check the teeth

    Look over the blade before each session and swap the insert if the teeth look bent.

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TypePet Supplies > Pet Grooming > Deshedding Brushes
Size2 options
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Questions and answers

Does it work on double-coated dogs and long-haired cats?
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Wanelo · seller

It works best on double-coated dogs, where a dense undercoat sits beneath a longer topcoat. The listing offers Long Hair and Short Hair versions, so choose the one that matches your pet's coat length. Short-haired cats with little undercoat will see less hair come out.

Could the blade irritate my pet's skin?
w
Wanelo · seller

Use light strokes along the coat and stop if your pet flinches or leans away. Skin irritation comes from heavy pressure, so keep the stroke gentle and keep early sessions short.

How is this different from a basic slicker brush?
w
Wanelo · seller

A slicker brush skims the top coat with plastic or wire pins. The fine stainless steel blade reaches down into the undercoat and pulls loose hair out, so it clears more fur in one session. The inserts swap out, so the same handle carries you through the season.

Is it worth more than a basic brush?
w
Wanelo · seller

Add up what you already spend on lint rollers, vacuum passes and cleaning sprays when shedding is heavy. A brush that pulls the undercoat out before it reaches the sofa cuts all three. The steel blade and inserts are replaceable, so you are not buying a new tool every season.

How do I clean the stainless steel blade?
w
Wanelo · seller

Pull the hair off by hand, rinse the blade under running water, and let it dry before you store it. A rinse after every session keeps the blade pulling well on the next pass.

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