• Pink grooming glove stroking a light-coloured cat
  • Blue grooming glove worn on a hand with the collected fur being pulled off it
  • Blue grooming glove covered in collected fur, held up beside a ragdoll cat
  • Black grooming glove being used on a white cat on a tiled floor
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Five-Finger Grooming Gloves — Pair

Five-Finger Grooming Gloves — Pair

£28.95 GBP
£28.95 GBP
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  • A pair — left and right, both in the pack
  • 180 soft rubber tips lift loose hair as you stroke
  • Breathable mesh back with an adjustable wrist strap
  • The fur peels off in one sheet, then rinse and go
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Some pets tolerate a brush. Most of them like being stroked.

That is the whole idea. Put the glove on, groom the way you would normally fuss over them, and the loose hair ends up on your hand instead of on the sofa. No stiff brush, no cornering the cat, no wrestling.

Key features

  • A pair, not a single glove — left and right, so you can work with both hands or hand one to whoever else is helping. Most sellers ship one and make you pick a hand.
  • 180 soft rubber tips — enough contact to pull the loose undercoat out, soft enough that it reads as stroking rather than scraping. A metal slicker has sharp teeth that can catch and scratch; this cannot.
  • Breathable mesh back — the back of the glove is open mesh, so your hand stays comfortable through a long session rather than sweating inside rubber.
  • Velcro wrist strap — adjusts to your wrist and stays put mid-stroke, so the glove does not slide off halfway down a flank.
  • One size, 23.2 × 17.2 cm — fits over most adult hands, and works on cats and dogs, short coats and long.

Lifting the fur off

The hair gathers on the tips as a single mat — peel it off in one piece with your other hand and carry on. When you are done, rinse the glove under the tap and let it dry.

Care note

Work in the direction the coat grows, with the pressure you would use to stroke them — no more. Avoid bony areas and any broken skin. If the coat is matted rather than shedding, deal with the mats first; a grooming glove is not a de-matting tool.

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Grooming that feels like being stroked

Most pets tolerate a brush. Nearly all of them like being stroked. These gloves make the two the same thing — you fuss over them the way you already do, and the loose hair comes away on your hand instead of settling on the sofa.

Blue grooming glove worn on a hand with the collected fur being pulled off it

A pair, so both hands are working

A pair, not a single glove Left and right, both in the pack, so you can work with both hands or hand one to whoever is helping. Most sellers ship one and make you pick a hand.
180 soft rubber tips Enough contact to lift the loose undercoat, soft enough that it reads as stroking rather than scraping. A metal slicker has sharp teeth that can catch; these cannot.
Comfortable for a long session The back is open mesh so your hand does not sweat inside rubber, and a Velcro strap keeps the glove from sliding mid-stroke. One size, 23.2 × 17.2 cm.

Ready in three simple steps

1
Put them on

Adjust the wrist straps so the gloves sit close to your hands.

2
Stroke, do not scrub

Work in the direction the coat grows, with the pressure you would use to stroke them.

3
Peel the fur off

It gathers on the tips as a single mat — lift it away in one piece, then rinse the gloves under the tap when you are done.

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Good to know

How long does shipping take to the UK and Australia?

We ship to the UK and Australia. Delivery usually takes 6–10 days, and the exact estimate for your address is shown at checkout before you pay.

What is your returns and refund policy?

We want you and your pet to be happy with your order. See our full Returns Policy for the details on returns, exchanges and refunds.

Do I get one glove or two?

Two — a left and a right, both in the pack. Most sellers ship a single glove and ask you to choose a hand.

Will my cat put up with it?

That is the point of the design. It feels like being stroked rather than brushed, so cats that fight a slicker brush will usually accept this.

Is it safe on a short coat?

Yes. The tips are soft rubber, so there is nothing sharp to catch. Keep the pressure light and avoid bony areas and any broken skin.

How do I get the fur off the glove?

It collects on the tips as a single mat — peel it off in one piece with your other hand, then carry on. Rinse the gloves under the tap when you are finished.

Can I use it on a matted coat?

Work the mats out first. A grooming glove lifts loose hair — it is not a de-matting tool.