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Dog Hair Remover Brush | pet brush for dogs and cats

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$18.98
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Pet grooming brush with a close-up of a dog being groomed on a white background

Dog Hair Remover Brush | pet brush for dogs and cats

$18.98
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Less Fur on Your Furniture. More Shine on Their Coat.

The Dog Hair Remover Brush is a professional-grade slicker brush designed to tackle loose fur, mats, and undercoat buildup on dogs and cats of all coat types. Angled stainless steel pins penetrate deep without scratching, while the ergonomic silicone rubber grip keeps your hand comfortable through even the longest grooming sessions.

Key Features

  • Angled stainless steel pins — reach deep into the undercoat to remove loose fur, mats, and tangles without damaging the topcoat or skin
  • Gentle on skin — pin angle reduces surface pressure, making it safe for sensitive skin and daily use
  • Ergonomic silicone rubber grip — non-slip, fatigue-free handle designed for extended grooming sessions
  • Works on all coat types — short, medium, and long fur on dogs, cats, and other small pets
  • Reduces shedding — regular brushing removes loose undercoat before it ends up on your sofa and clothes
  • 3 colour options — Gray, Blue, and Pink

Who It's For

  • Dogs and cats with short, medium, or long coats
  • Heavy shedders and double-coat breeds (Huskies, Goldens, German Shepherds, Maine Coons, Persians)
  • Pets prone to matting or tangling
  • Owners who want a comfortable, professional grooming tool for home use

How to Use

  1. Start at the head and brush in the direction of fur growth using gentle, short strokes
  2. Work section by section through the coat, paying extra attention to behind the ears, under the legs, and around the collar area where mats form most often
  3. Remove collected fur from the brush regularly during the session
  4. Use 2–3 times per week, or daily during heavy shedding seasons

Frequently Asked Questions

Will the pins scratch my pet's skin? No — the pins are set at an angle specifically to reduce surface pressure and lift fur away from the skin rather than dragging across it.

Is it suitable for cats? Yes — works well on cats of all coat lengths, including longhaired breeds prone to matting.

How do I clean the brush? Pull collected fur off the pins by hand or use a comb to rake through the bristles. Rinse with warm water and air dry.

How often should I brush? 2–3 times per week for most pets; daily during spring and autumn shedding peaks.

Give your pet a healthier coat and your home less fur — order today.

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