Dematting and Deshedding Pet Comb with Handle

Knots tend to form behind the ears, under the legs and along the tail, and a regular brush often skates over them. This comb is a rake-style grooming tool with stainless steel teeth set in a plastic handle, made for removing knots, mats and loose hair from a pet's coat. It is meant for dogs and is useful on longhaired pets in particular.

It measures 18.8 x 3 cm (7.4 x 1.2 in) and weighs 45 g (1.6 oz), so it is light enough to hold for a full grooming session. The handle gives a comfortable grip, and you can use it at home or in a grooming setting. The comb comes in white.

Work gently. Hold the fur at the base so you do not tug the skin, and start at the ends of the hair, moving toward the root a little at a time. Do not force the teeth through a tight mat; split it with your fingers first. If the coat is badly matted, a groomer is the safer choice. After grooming, pull the hair from the teeth, wipe the comb with a damp cloth and dry it so the steel stays bright.