Dog Deshedding & Detangling Brush

Description

A dog deshedding brush for the hair you keep finding everywhere

Most of the hair on your sofa is dead undercoat that was already loose. A dog deshedding brush lifts it out during a five minute groom instead of letting it fall out over the week.

Why it beats an ordinary brush

A standard bristle brush tidies the topcoat. It does not reach the soft undercoat underneath, which is where shedding actually comes from. The pins on this brush are long enough to reach it and rounded at the tips so they slide through rather than scratch.

What you get

• Reaches the undercoat, not just the surface
• Rounded pin tips that are kind to skin
• Detangles without yanking through knots
• Comfortable grip for a longer session

How to brush without upsetting your dog

Work in the direction the coat grows, in short strokes, starting at the shoulders. Hold the base of a knot with your other hand so you are pulling the knot and not your dog’s skin. Two short sessions a week beats one long one.

Which coats it suits

Best on double coats and medium to long hair — Labradors, Huskies, Retrievers, Collies, German Shepherds. On a short single coat like a Staffie, a rubber grooming glove is the gentler choice.

⚠ Go gently the first few times.
Most dogs need a couple of short sessions to accept a new grooming tool. Keep it brief, reward often, and stop before your dog gets fed up — a calm two minutes beats a stressful ten.