Professional Deshedding Brush for Dogs and Cats with Lightweight and Non-slip

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the difference between the 9-tooth and 17-tooth sides of this double-sided brush?

  The 9-tooth side has wider-spaced teeth designed to tackle stubborn mats and tangles by working through larger knots without breaking hair. The 17-tooth side is for thinning and deshedding, removing fine loose undercoat fur.

• Is this brush safe for dogs with thick double coats like Huskies or Malamutes?

  Yes, this brush is specifically designed for pets with thick fur or dense double coats. The stainless steel bristles penetrate deep into the undercoat to remove loose hair, dander, and dirt effectively.

• Are the stainless steel bristles sharp enough to hurt the dog's skin?

  The bristles are rounded at the tips to prevent scratching the skin while still being sharp enough to slice through mats and remove undercoat fur. Apply appropriate pressure — heavy pressure on sensitive skin should always be avoided.

• What are the two purchasing options — brush only or brush with gloves?

  The 'Only Brush' option includes the double-sided brush alone. The 'Brush With Gloves' bundle adds a grooming glove for hand-brushing and massaging your pet — a comprehensive two-tool grooming kit.

• How does the lightweight, non-slip rubber handle improve grooming control?

  The rubber grip prevents the brush from slipping in the hand during long sessions, particularly when hands are slightly damp. The lightweight design reduces wrist fatigue when grooming large dogs over extended periods.

• How often should I use each side of this brush for best results?

  Start with the 9-tooth side to work through any mats and tangles, then switch to the 17-tooth side for deshedding and finishing. Do this 2–3 times per week for most breeds, or daily during peak shedding seasons.