🐾 Self-Cleaning Anti-Hair Brush

Stainless steel bristles with soft tips

Dogs & cats — detangling, undercoat, massage

Removes loose hair , light tangles , and dust while massaging the skin. Press the eject button : the plate rises and instantly releases the carpet of hair — clean, quick, and without pulling.

⚙️ Why it works

• Stainless steel bristles with rounded tips : catch the undercoat without scratching.

• 1-button self-cleaning : press, the hairs come out in one block .

• Large and regular head : covers more surface area, even brushing.

• Non-slip handle : secure grip, comfortable movement.

• Skin care : micro-massage that stimulates circulation and reduces dandruff.

Transparency: ideal for hair loss and light knots .
For very tight mats of fur (felt), first use a detangler or consult a groomer.

📋 Details & compatibility

• Type : Self-cleaning “slicker” brush

• Materials : PP (body) + stainless steel (bumps)

• Mechanism : Hair mat ejection button

• Coat types : Short, medium, long, wavy, curly

• Areas : Back, sides, neck, back of thighs (avoid the eye area)

Colors : Grey, Blue, Pink.

✅ Usage tips

• Brush in the direction of the hair , with light pressure.

• For the stomach/behind the ears: very gentle movements.

• Do short, regular sessions (2–4 min) rather than one long one.

• Press the button to eject the carpet hair — rinse the head if necessary.

• For light knots: hold the strand at the base and brush the end upwards.

🧼 Maintenance

• Remove the hairs with the ejection button .

• Clean the head with warm water and mild soap , dry the bristles well.

• Avoid solvents/bleach and prolonged soaking.

❓ FAQ

Is it suitable for cats?
Yes, the rounded tips make it suitable for sensitive skin.

Does it scratch the skin?
No , the ends are rounded ; maintain light pressure, especially on thin areas.

And what about very tight knots?
This brush handles light detangling . For matting, opt for a professional slicker brush + detangling spray or a grooming brush.

How often ?
During molting: 3–5 times/week . Outside of molting: 1–2 times/week .