Pet Comb - Self-Cleaning Cat And Dog Hair Removal Tool

A self-cleaning pet comb that pulls loose hair off cats and dogs with one click.

This grooming tool combs out loose undercoat and shed hair, and a button on the handle retracts the bristles so the trapped hair falls off in one motion. No more picking hair out of the comb after every pass. Useful for shedding seasons and for any cat or dog that leaves hair on the couch, bed, or carpet.

Why this self-cleaning pet comb works

• Self-cleaning button: press the button and the bristles retract, releasing all the trapped hair in one motion.
• Reduces shedding around the house: regular sessions pull out loose undercoat before it lands on furniture and clothing.
• Works on cats and dogs: the bristle layout handles both feline and canine coats, from short-haired to long-haired.
• Comfortable handle: the contoured grip is designed for longer grooming sessions without hand strain.

Specs and details

• Style: self-cleaning slicker comb
• Use: short and long-haired cats and dogs
• Mechanism: retractable bristles, one-click release
• Care: wipe down after use
• Best for: shedding seasons, regular brushing routines

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Frequently asked questions

How does a self-cleaning pet comb work?
The bristles sit flush against the comb head while you brush, picking up loose hair as you go. When the comb is full, you press the button on the handle and the bristles retract into the head, which pushes all the trapped hair off in one clump.

Is a slicker comb safe for cats?
Slicker-style combs are widely used on cats as well as dogs. Use light pressure on cats so the bristles glide through the coat rather than dragging on skin, and stop if your cat shows discomfort.

How often should I brush my pet with this comb?
For most pets, two to three times a week keeps loose undercoat from building up. During heavy shedding seasons, daily brushing is more effective at keeping hair off furniture.

Does this comb work on long-haired dogs and cats?
Yes. The bristle length and spacing are set up for both short and long coats. For long-haired pets with mats, work in small sections and brush gently to avoid pulling at tangles.