Self-Cleaning Deshedding Brush

Every hairball is fur your cat swallowed because it was loose on their coat. Cats groom themselves constantly, and undercoat that's ready to shed goes down their throat instead of into a brush. Brushing two or three times a week intercepts it — fewer hairballs, less vomiting on the rug, and dramatically less fur on everything you own.

The catch is that most cats tolerate about ninety seconds of brushing. So the brush has to be fast, and it has to not hurt.

Built for cats specifically

• One-button retraction pulls the pins back so the fur wipes off in a single motion; no picking at bristles
• Fine pins that reach the loose undercoat rather than skating over the topcoat
• Non-slip grip that stays controlled when a cat decides they're done
• Works on long-haired and short-haired cats

Start slow

If your cat has never been brushed, do thirty seconds a day for a week before trying a full session. Almost every "my cat hates brushing" story starts with someone attempting fifteen minutes on day one.

Details

Self-cleaning deshedding brush with a release button. Suitable for long-haired and short-haired cats.

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