Rated 4.7 out of 5 (1,187+)

- Reaches past the top coat.
- Pulls the dead undercoat out at the source.
- Opens a mat at the skin line.
- The fur leaves on the tool.
- One tool for the knots and the shedding.
Pulls out loose, dead fur and breaks up stubborn mats, without ever nicking your dog's skin.
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It has two sides, each with its own job. Use the mat-cutting side first to break up any knots and tangles, then go over the same spot with the de-shedding side to pull out the loose, dead fur. Brush slowly in the direction the fur grows and take your time on tight spots like behind the ears.
Nope. The edges are rounded and smooth, so the rake glides over your dog's skin instead of poking it. It grabs the loose fur and the mats, not the skin. It is so gentle it will not even pop a balloon.
Super easy. Just pull the fur off the blades and give it a quick rinse. The stainless steel wipes clean and will not rust.
All of them. One tool works on every dog, big or small, thick coat or thin. It even reaches the tight spots, like behind the ears and down the legs.
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One tool for the knots and the shedding. No groomer, no shave-down, no yelping.
The 9‑tooth side opens a knot at the base, not on his skin.
The 17‑tooth side reaches past the top coat your brush skims.
Smooth edges glide over skin and grab only fur.
Sort a mat at home on a Tuesday, not at an appointment.
Double coats, long coats and curly Doodle coats. It reaches behind the ears.
Pull the fur off, quick rinse, done. Stainless steel.
Nine teeth to open a knot, seventeen to pull the dead undercoat out. You do not swap tools halfway through, you just turn it over.
2 colours
Slides under a mat and opens it at the skin, where a brush never reaches. No pulling, no scissors. Mats hold down right at the skin line, which is exactly where a normal brush never gets, so the knot comes apart at its base instead of being dragged off him. No yelping, and no hovering with the scissors while your hand shakes.
Reaches the dead undercoat that has already let go, before it ends up on your floors. It sits under the top coat with nowhere to leave, which is why it lands on your rugs and your black trousers instead. This side reaches it at the source. That is the pile you will end up staring at.
Real dogs, real results. Less shedding, fewer mats, no stress.




The first pass tells you whether it works. Here is how that usually goes.
Let the teeth do the work. They break the mat at the skin, so you never have to pull.
Pick the one you have already tried.
Your brush only reaches the top coat while the dead undercoat stays locked underneath.

Keep the brush for the top coat if you like. The undercoat sits one layer down, untouched.
The groom clears it. Four weeks later the mat is back.

Keep the groomer for the full groom. This is for the mat you find on a Tuesday.
Mats anchor down at the skin where your brush never reaches.

It does cut, and it is safe on his skin. The teeth break the mat at the base instead of slicing through the top.
Dead undercoat sits trapped against his skin like a blanket he cannot take off.

The heat is held in the dead coat, not the whole coat. Take the dead layer out and the rest can do its job.

My sheepdog has the thickest, shaggiest coat and he mats up so fast, especially on his legs and behind his ears. I have tried so many brushes and nothing really got through it. The first time I used it I could not believe how much loose fur and how many little knots came out, and he just laid there loving every second.

My big fluffy boy has the thickest coat and it mats up fast around his neck and ears. I was always too scared to use scissors anywhere near his skin. This rake broke the knots right up without pulling or hurting him. It gets through the dense fur my old comb always got stuck in. I finally feel like I can keep up with his coat at home.

My Husky was miserable in the summer heat and everyone says you should never shave a double coat. I started using this to pull out all the dead undercoat and the difference is huge. So much fur comes out every time, and he seems so much cooler and comfier afterward. It is easy to hold and easy to clean off. Wish I had found it sooner.
One tool you keep forever, instead of another groomer bill every six weeks.