Pull out the loose undercoat before it ends up on everything you own. Shedding isn't really a fur problem — it's a timing problem. Dead undercoat that isn't brushed out works its way loose over the following week, one hair at a time, onto the sofa and your black trousers. This slicker brush lifts it out in a single session, and a press of the button ejects the whole mat of collected fur into the bin.
What you'll notice
One-press self-cleaning. The bristles retract and the collected hair slides off in one piece — no picking fur out of pins with your fingers, which is the reason most brushes end up unused in a drawer.
Reaches the undercoat, not just the top layer, so you remove hair that would otherwise shed over the following days.
Rounded, skin-friendly pins that glide rather than scratch — gentle enough for pets who normally squirm away from grooming.
Works on both coat types, long-haired and short-haired, dogs, cats, and puppies.
Leaves the coat smoother and shinier, because brushing distributes natural skin oils along the hair shaft.
Getting the most from it
Brush in the direction the coat lies, in short passes, with light pressure — a slicker works by depth of stroke, not by force. Two or three sessions a week through a shedding season removes far more hair than one long session a month.
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