One comb, set five different ways.
A dense undercoat and a fine topcoat want different spacing. Most households solve that by owning three combs and using one.
The head on this one adjusts through five settings, from wide for working out a mat to fine for finishing. The blade is metal with rounded tooth ends, so it passes through coat without catching skin.
It is a hand tool. Nothing to charge, nothing to break.
On matsStart at the outside edge of a mat and work inward in small passes. Driving a comb straight into the middle of one pulls at the skin underneath, and a tight mat close to the skin is a job for scissors or a groomer rather than for any comb.
Specifications
- Settings
- Five, wide through fine
- Blade
- Metal teeth with rounded ends
- Handle
- Molded plastic, white
- Suits
- Cats and dogs, most coat types
- Assembly
- None
Care
After each use
Pull the collected hair off the blade and wipe it down.
Cleaning
Warm water and mild soap on the head. Dry it fully so the metal doesn't spot.
Storing
Set it back to a wide setting before it goes away, so the fine teeth aren't under tension.
From the founder
Five settings sounds like a gimmick until you have a cat whose belly coat and back coat behave like two different animals.
— Mariam