2-in-1 Self-Cleaning Grooming Brush

Brushes out the loose coat and lifts the fur off in one piece.

The problem

An ordinary brush fills with hair after three strokes, and then you're picking it out by hand. So shedding season becomes a job you keep putting off — and the coat ends up on your couch instead.

The solution

Metal comb teeth reach the loose undercoat where shedding actually starts, and the self-cleaning action releases the collected fur in one go. The spray-head version dampens the coat as you work, which cuts static and loose flyaway hair.

Why owners choose it

• Self-cleaning — collected hair lifts away in one piece
• Reaches the undercoat, not just the surface coat
• TPR-tipped teeth that work through the coat gently
• Spray head or standard — pick the version that suits your dog's coat
• Works on dogs and cats, short coats and long

Specifications

• Material: plastic body, metal comb teeth, TPR protective tips
• Styles: spray head or standard
• Colors: green, white, pink — in both styles

Buy it as part of a kit

The standard version is one of three pieces in The Clean-Up Kit — paw washer, self-cleaning brush and clip-on bag dispenser for $49.99 instead of $58.97 bought separately.

Shipping

Ships from our overseas warehouse. Plan on two to three weeks. Standard shipping is $8, or free on orders over $70.

Questions

Spray head or standard?
The spray head lightly dampens the coat as you brush, which keeps loose hair from floating around the room and reduces static on long coats. If your dog has a short coat, or you brush outdoors, standard is fine.

How often should I use it?
A few minutes twice a week normally, daily through a heavy shed.

Will it hurt my dog?
Not with a light hand — the teeth are TPR-tipped and the coat should be worked in short strokes. Never force through a mat; work it loose or cut it out first.