A colorful grooming brush with a hair-release button
Choose a playful round, cat-shaped or flower-shaped grooming brush for your cat’s coat-care routine. Each photographed design has a handled pin-brush head and a button on the back that moves the cleaning plate forward to lift away collected hair.
- Manual pin-brush design
- Push-button hair release
- Round, cat and flower shapes
Everyday use
The brush’s decorative outline adds a little personality to an everyday grooming tool. The selected photos show the bristle face and button side of the same style, making it easier to compare shapes and accent colors. Use short, gentle sessions that suit your cat’s coat and tolerance.
Hair clears from the brush face
Pressing the rear button raises the cleaning plate so collected hair can be lifted off after grooming.
A choice of shapes
Round styles sit alongside Cat-Shaped and Flower-Shaped selections.
Handheld operation
The gallery shows a simple mechanical brush with no cord, charging port or powered grooming action.
Specifications
- Round color labels
- Blue, Pink, Yellow, Green, Bright Green, White
- Cat-Shaped labels
- Yellow, Green, Purple
- Flower-Shaped labels
- Green, Orange
- Body described
- Plastic
- Brush surface pictured
- Metal pins; tipped-pin detail is shown
- Cleaning mechanism
- Rear push button and moving hair-release plate
- Operation
- Manual
- Dimensions
- Not supplied
Choosing and caring for yours
Choose the exact color-and-shape label rather than assuming every color comes in every design. Brush lightly in the direction of the coat, avoiding eyes, irritated skin and sensitive areas. Do not pull through tight mats; ask a groomer for help where needed. Stop if your pet shows discomfort, remove collected hair after use and check for bent or damaged pins.
Questions, answered
Do I plug this brush in?
No electrical operation is established. The photographed brush is used and cleaned by hand.
Does a front-and-back photo mean I receive two brushes?
Those views show both sides of a design; a two-brush bundle is not established.
Will it prevent hairballs or suit every coat?
No medical result or universal coat suitability is established. Choose grooming tools around your cat’s needs and seek professional advice for mats or skin problems.