Self-Cleaning Slicker Brush for Cats & Dogs
Rounded-tip stainless steel pins pull out loose undercoat. Press the button and the trapped hair is released from the pins, so you don't have to pull it out by hand.
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- A small pet store, run by its founder from Dubai. Read the note from M.A
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- One click releases the furNo pulling hair out by hand
- Rounded pin tipsStainless steel safety tips
- Long or short coatsThick, curly or thin too
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Brush. Click. Lift off.
Rounded-tip stainless steel pins lift loose undercoat. Press the button to release the trapped fur, so you don't have to pull it out by hand.
- 1
- click to release the fur
- 6.9in
- long (17.5 cm), with a 4.4 in (11.3 cm) wide head
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Our research: 10,159 pet owner comments
We hear you. And we did our homework.
Pet owners online keep describing the same problem. We read their comments to really understand it. Here are a few, word for word.
These are not reviews of our product. They are public comments people wrote about the problem itself. Each one links to the original.
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“… Spring and fall seem to be excessively heavy as they shed their seasonal fur.”
A pet owner, online · 2022Source
Same spot. Before and after.

The chaosLoose fur ends up on the couch, on your clothes and stuck deep in the brush.
The calmRounded-tip stainless steel pins pull out loose undercoat. Press the button and the trapped hair is released from the pins, so you don't have to pull it out by hand.
Before and after are AI images, made to show the difference it makes at home.
The details that matter
How it works
A slicker brush with a release button on the back of the head.
1
Brush with the pin side
Brush in the direction of hair growth with light, gentle strokes. The pins pick up loose undercoat.
2
Press the paw button
Press the gray paw-print button on the back of the brush head.
3
Lift the fur away
The trapped hair is released from the pins, so you don't have to pull it out from between them. Lift the loose fur off and throw it away. Now and then, rinse the pins under running water and let the brush air dry completely.
Rinse it; don't soak it.
Getting your pet used to brushing
Short, gentle sessions are the usual way to get a pet used to brushing.
- 1Day 1 One minute, the easy spots Brush the back and shoulders gently, then a treat.
- 2Next days A little longer Add a minute and new areas, always with light pressure.
- 3Every time Stop while it's still fun End before your pet gets restless. Press the paw button to release the fur, then lift it off the brush.
Tight mats are a job for a groomer, not a slicker.
Is it right for your pet?
Great if
- Your pet sheds a lot
- You brush a few times a week
- You hate picking hair out of brushes
Check first if
- Your pet's coat has tight mats (a groomer is the safe fix)
Size & specs
Exact numbers from the official product specs. Nothing rounded up.
- Size
- 6.9 x 4.4 x 0.9 in (17.5 x 11.3 x 2.4 cm)
- Weight
- about 3.2 oz (90 g)
- Pins
- stainless steel, rounded tips
- Cleaning
- one-click hair release, rinse and air dry
- Handle
- non-slip, hanging hole
- Coats
- long, short, thick, curly or thin
- In the box
- 1 self-cleaning slicker brush
Heavy shedder?
Brush it out. Or catch it before it lands.
This brush is all most coats need. For heavy shedders, our grooming vacuum brushes and pulls the loose fur straight into a 2.5 L cup, so it never ends up on the floor.
- Brush and vacuum in one
- Clipper and 6 guide combs included
- Also picks fur off sofas and rugs
How big is it?
About 6.9 in long, with a 4.4 in wide head, and 0.9 in deep (17.5 x 11.3 x 2.4 cm). It weighs about 3.2 oz (90 g). It's measured by hand, so allow a few millimeters either way.
How does the self-cleaning button work?
Brush first. Then press the gray paw-print button on the back of the head to release the hair trapped in the pins, and lift the loose fur away. Plan on lifting the fur off after the release.
Will the pins scratch my pet's skin?
The stainless steel pins have rounded safety tips. Use light, gentle strokes in the direction of hair growth and don't press hard. If your pet has very sensitive skin or dislikes metal pins, a soft rubber brush may suit them better.
Does it work on short hair?
It works on long, short, thick, curly and thin coats, on cats and dogs of all sizes.
Will it get out mats and tangles?
It removes loose hair, dust and light tangles. It doesn't claim to remove tight mats, so for those, ask a groomer rather than pulling with any brush.
How do I clean it?
Press the button to release the trapped fur and lift it off. To wash, rinse the pins under running water, shake off the excess and let it air dry completely before the next use. Rinse it; don't soak it.
Will the pins rust?
They're rust-resistant stainless steel. Let the brush air dry completely after rinsing.
Is it the right fit?
It's not the right fit if your pet has very sensitive skin or hates metal pins, or if you need a tool for tight mats. It's a hand brush for loose fur and light tangles.
Full product description
Brush out the loose undercoat, then press the button to release the fur. Fine stainless steel pins with rounded tips reach the undercoat. One press of the button releases the trapped hair, so you don't have to pull it out from between the pins.
- Size: 6.9 x 4.4 x 0.9 in (17.5 x 11.3 x 2.4 cm), measured by hand
- Weight: about 3.2 oz (90 g)
- Pins: stainless steel, rounded safety tips
- Cleaning: one-click hair release; rinse and air dry
- Handle: non-slip, with a hanging hole
- Coats: long, short, thick, curly or thin
- Color: white, with a gray paw-print button
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- Works as promised, or we make it rightArrives damaged, missing a part, or not working the way its page says? Tell us within 14 days of delivery.
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