Self-Cleaning Slicker Brush for Dogs & Cats – Stainless Steel

The problem with a slicker brush is not the brushing, it's what comes after: picking a felted mat of hair out of the pins with your fingers. This one lets go of it for you — the self-cleaning mechanism lifts the collected coat clear of the bristles in one movement, so you can wipe it into the bin and carry on.

Key features

• Self-cleaning head: releases the collected hair in one movement, with no picking at the pins.
• Stainless steel bristles: fine angled pins that work through the topcoat to the loose hair beneath.
• Rounded pin tips: finished ends rather than sharp points, so the brush passes over skin without scratching.
• Contoured handle: shaped grip for longer sessions.
• Three colours: Pink, Blue and Grey.

Specifications

• Bristles: stainless steel
• Handle: moulded plastic with grip
• Colours: Pink, Blue, Grey
• Care: wipe the head clean and dry after use

How to use

Work in the direction the coat grows, in short strokes and with light pressure — slicker bristles do the work, and leaning on them is what causes brush burn. A few minutes twice a week keeps most coats in order. Stop if the skin looks pink and leave it a day.