• Material detail: natural wood and metal
  • Wooden Grooming Brush for Dogs and Cats
  • Wooden Grooming Brush for Dogs and Cats in natural wood and metal
  • Wooden Grooming Brush for Dogs and Cats, rectangular with solid handle
  • Wooden Grooming Brush for Dogs and Cats — 15.5 x 10.2 cm
  • Dog brush: Wooden Grooming Brush for Dogs and Cats
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Dog brush

Wooden Grooming Brush for Dogs and Cats – Fine Pins and Ergonomic Handle

Coat detangled

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Fewer hairballs swallowed — what goes in the brush doesn't end up in their stomach

The moment becomes contact, not a struggle — regular brushing gets accepted; a catch-up session gets endured

Knots no longer have time to form — a few minutes twice a week save the painful detangling session

Natural wood and metal — product material

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Description
Dog brush in natural wood and metal. Brushing catches the hair in the tool before it ends up on the sofa, and helps you spot mats at the root, ticks and redness early.
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Product specifications

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Wooden Grooming Brush for Dogs and Cats – Fine Pins and Ergonomic Handle

  • Material Natural wood and metal
  • Dimensions 15.5 x 10.2 cm
  • Shape Rectangular with solid handle
  • Care Remove the hair after each use. Clean dry or with a slightly damp cloth.
Brosse de Toilettage en Bois pour Chiens et Chats, rectangulaire avec poignée pleine

Dog brush for dogs that shed everywhere

A dog sheds all year round, and heavily twice a year. The point isn't to stop it, it's to catch that hair in a brush rather than on the sofa. Ten minutes of brushing removes what would otherwise be all over the house for three weeks.

Brushing also helps you spot early what you can't see: knots at the roots, ticks, red patches, clumps of undercoat pulling on the skin. The right tool depends entirely on the coat, and that's what sets apart our dog brushes.

Brosse de Toilettage en Bois pour Chiens et Chats — 15,5 x 10,2 cm

Slicker, curry or detangling brush: which one for which coat

This one is made of natural wood and metal, rectangular with a solid handle. 15.5 x 10.2 cm — on a short, coarse coat a fine slicker brush is enough; on a long coat that mats, you need a tool that reaches the undercoat without scratching the skin. You'll feel the difference on the first stroke: the wrong brush glides over the surface and brings up almost nothing. For upkeep between brushing sessions, a Large Metal Comb for Long Coats rounds it off nicely.

  • Brush with the lie of the coat, section by section, rather than in big quick sweeps
  • Brush every other day during moulting, once a week the rest of the year
  • Tease out tight knots by hand before brushing: pulling hurts and puts the dog off
  • Check the skin at the same time: redness, ticks and scabs show up when brushing
  • Clean the tool as you go: remove the hair after each use. Clean dry or with a slightly damp cloth
  • Choose by coat type — this dog brush is rectangular with a solid handle
Brosse de Toilettage en Bois pour Chiens et Chats

How often to brush, season by season

During the spring and autumn moult, brush every other day for three to four weeks; the rest of the year, once a week is enough for most short coats. A long coat that mats needs a steady routine all year round.

Always brush a dry dog: wet hair breaks and knots tighten. And for muddy paws or around the eyes between sessions, washable dog wipes save you getting the brush out for nothing.

A rule of thumb that avoids plenty of mistakes: if the brush brings up hair but your dog keeps shedding just as much, the undercoat isn't being reached. It's not about pressing harder, it's about the tool.

FAQ

How often should I brush my pet?

Two to three times a week for a short coat, every day during moulting or for a long coat. Regular brushing prevents knots, which can't be untangled without cutting.

What are the exact dimensions?

15.5 x 10.2 cm. Check this measurement against your pet's size: with this kind of accessory, any mismatch shows the moment you use it.

Does it pull on the skin?

Not if you work in small sections, in the direction of the fur, holding the base of the tuft. The pain almost always comes from pulling from the tip.

What is it made of?

Natural wood and metal. The material dictates the care, so check the specifications for the right way to wash it.