Grooming & Care
A well-groomed dog is a comfortable dog. And grooming isn't just about appearance — regular brushing removes loose fur, prevents painful matting, distributes natural skin oils, and gives you the opportunity to check for skin issues, lumps, ticks, or anything that doesn't look right.
The Grooming & Care collection brings together the tools that make grooming easier, faster, and stress-free — for both of you.
What you'll find here:
- Self-Cleaning Slicker Brush — fine, flexible bristles that penetrate deep into the coat to remove loose fur, knots, dander, and debris. One click retracts the bristles and ejects the collected fur directly into the bin. No pulling fur off the brush by hand. Works on all coat types — short, long, curly, double-coated, and wire-haired breeds
How often should you brush your dog?
- Short-coated breeds (Beagles, Labs, Boxers): 1–2 times per week
- Medium-coated breeds (Golden Retrievers, Border Collies): 3–4 times per week
- Long or double-coated breeds (Huskies, Malamutes, Pomeranians): daily brushing during shedding seasons
- Curly or wavy coats (Poodles, Doodles, Spaniels): every 2–3 days to prevent matting
Regular grooming at home significantly reduces shedding around the house, lowers the frequency and cost of professional grooming appointments, and keeps your dog's coat and skin in optimal condition year-round.
Gentle enough for sensitive dogs. Effective enough for heavy shedders. Built to last with daily use.
