2-in-1 Dematting Brush & Undercoat Rake for Dogs & Cats

Two tools in one head. Turn it one way for the wider-spaced blades that open up mats and tangles; flip it over for the denser row that pulls the loose undercoat out. Most of the hair on your sofa has already let go and is just waiting to fall — this gets it out over a bin instead of over your living room.

Key features

• Dual-sided head: one side with wider-spaced blades for mats and knots, the other densely set for shifting loose undercoat.
• Rounded blade ends: the stainless steel blades are curved and finished at the tips rather than left sharp, so they pass through the coat without digging at the skin.
• Extra-wide head: covers more coat per stroke, which cuts the time a full groom takes on a big or thick-coated dog.
• Non-slip grip: contoured handle with a rubberised insert, plus a hanging hole at the end.
• Five colours: Blue, Green, Orange, Pink and Grey.

Specifications

• Blades: stainless steel, dual-sided
• Overall length: 17 cm
• Head: 10 cm tall, 6.7 cm blade width
• Handle: moulded plastic with rubberised grip and hanging hole
• Colours: Blue, Green, Orange, Pink, Grey
• Care: wipe the blades clean and dry after use

How to use

Start with the wider side on any mats, working the blades in from the outer edge of the tangle rather than pushing straight at it. Once the coat runs clear, flip to the denser side and work in the direction the hair grows, in short strokes with light pressure — the blades do the work and pressing harder only irritates the skin. Ten minutes once or twice a week suits most dogs, more often during a seasonal moult. If the skin looks pink, stop and give it a day.