The part everyone quietly gives up on
Brushing is the easy half. The comb fills, the hair wraps around the base of the pins, and picking it out with your fingers is worse than the brushing was — so the brush ends up back in a drawer. This one has a button: press it, a plate rises through the pins, and the whole mat lifts off in one piece.
The fur comes off the comb as easily as it comes off the cat
Ready in three simple steps
Work in the direction the hair grows, with light pressure.
The plate rises through the pins and the collected fur comes off as one mat.
Under the tap, then let it dry fully before it goes back in the drawer.
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Good to know
How does the self-cleaning work?
A flat plate sits behind the pin row. Press the button on the handle and it rises through the pins, pushing the collected fur clear so you can lift it off in one piece without touching them.
Will the pins scratch?
The tips are rounded so they slide over the skin. Keep the pressure light — the pins are there to reach the loose undercoat, not to scrape.
Is it for cats or dogs?
Both — the supplier makes it for cats and dogs alike.
Can I wash the comb?
Yes — the whole comb rinses under the tap. Shake it out and let it dry fully before it goes back in the drawer.
My pet is matted rather than shedding. Will this help?
Work the mats out first with a de-matting tool. This is a deshedding comb — it lifts loose hair, it does not cut through a mat.
