Dog Grooming Brushes
Keep your dog’s coat healthy and comfortable with brushes for shedding, tangles, loose undercoat and everyday care. Shop slicker brushes, deshedding tools, dematting rakes, combs and grooming mitts for short, long, curly and double coats.
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Large Self-Cleaning Slicker Brush for Mats and Tangles
A self-cleaning slicker brush with fine, bead-tipped wire pins that gently lift loose undercoat, mats and tangles from short or long-haired pets. A one-click button releases the collected fur for fuss-free cleaning. Cat-ear shaped design.
£18.99
Round-Tipped Deshedding Rake Comb
A double-sided undercoat rake with rounded stainless-steel blades that gently cut through mats and remove loose hair. The non-slip ergonomic handle makes deshedding dogs and cats quick and comfortable.
From£8.99
Pet Deshedding Grooming Mitt
A soft mesh grooming mitt you wear on one hand to lift loose fur while stroking your pet, turning shedding control into a soothing massage. Suits dogs and cats with any coat length.
From£7.99
Self-Cleaning Slicker Brush
A skin-friendly slicker brush that gently lifts loose fur and undercoat from dogs, cats and rabbits. The angled pins glide through the coat while a one-click button releases the collected hair for easy cleaning. Soft non-slip handle.
£9.99
Double-Sided Deshedding & Flea Comb
A two-sided steel comb with coarse deshedding teeth on one side and fine flea-comb teeth on the other. Lifts loose fur and catches fleas to keep your cat or dog's coat clean and healthy.
£13.99
Double-Sided Undercoat Rake
A twin-bladed rake that removes mats and tangles on one side and reduces shedding on the other. The non-slip ergonomic handle suits cats and dogs with thick or long coats.
£23.99
Silicone Pet Bath & Massage Brush
Soft silicone bristles work shampoo into a rich lather while gently massaging your pet and lifting loose hair at bath time. A handy strap keeps the brush secure across the back of your hand.
£7.99
Self-Cleaning Deshedding Slicker Brush
A deshedding grooming tool for dogs and cats that lifts loose undercoat and eases out tangles, with a self-cleaning button that releases the trapped fur in one press.
£25.99
Wooden Pet Deshedding Grooming Brush
An ergonomic wooden grooming brush with a fine-toothed edge that loosens and lifts away dead and shedding fur. The smooth contoured handle sits comfortably in the hand for quick, gentle daily de-shedding.
£14.99
Stainless Steel Dog Grooming Rake Comb
A long-pin stainless steel rake comb with a soft rubber handle. Reaches deep into the coat to detangle knots and lift out loose undercoat, reducing shedding and keeping your dog's fur smooth and healthy.
£7.99
Groom Professional Curved Soft Slicker Brush
A professional-grade curved slicker brush with soft pins, designed to groom delicate and soft-coated pets without discomfort.
From£8.99
Bugalugs Double-Sided Dematting Rake for Dogs & Cats
Two tools in one: tackle stubborn mats with the 9-tooth side, then thin and de-shed with the 17-tooth side — ideal for long or double-coated pets.
£11.99
Pet Hair Remover Grooming Mitt
A wearable mesh grooming mitt that gently strokes away loose hair while massaging your pet. Works on dogs, cats and rabbits with long, short or curly coats, and doubles as a furniture lint remover.
£9.99
Microfibre Grooming & Tick-Removal Mitt
A soft microfibre mitt that wipes ticks, loose hair and dirt from your pet's coat as you stroke. Chemical-free and machine-washable in the included mesh bag, it doubles as a gentle grooming and clean-up glove.
£7.99
Double-Sided Deshedding Undercoat Rake
A double-row undercoat rake with rounded stainless pins and a comfortable non-slip grip. Strips out loose undercoat and dead hair to cut shedding, prevent matting and leave the coat smoother and shinier.
£11.99
Wooden Pin Grooming Brush
A grooming brush with a solid wooden handle and fine metal pins that glide through the coat to lift loose hair and ease out tangles. Comfortable to hold and gentle on the skin of cats and dogs.
From£10.99
3-in-1 Pet Grooming Brush with Interchangeable Heads
Grooming brush with swappable heads, pairing a soft silicone massage bristle with a fine de-shedding comb. Detangles, de-sheds and soothes the coat for both cats and dogs.
£7.99
Self-Cleaning Deshedding Grooming Comb
A curved self-cleaning deshedding brush with fine bristles that glide along your pet's body to lift loose hair and undercoat. Press the button to retract the bristles and release collected fur in seconds.
£7.99
Silicone Pet Bathing & Massage Glove
A flexible silicone glove with soft bristles that massage, wash and deshed your pet in one relaxing pass. Slips over either hand and suits both large and small paws for a calm bath time.
£8.99
Slicker Brush for Dogs — Detangling & De-shedding
An ergonomic slicker brush with anti-scratch pins that works through tangles and removes dead hair from top and undercoat.
From£9.99
Double-Sided Dematting Comb & Undercoat Rake
A two-sided grooming rake with rounded blades that gently cut through tough mats and tangles, then thin and deshed the coat. Ideal for long or thick-coated dogs and cats, with a comfortable non-slip handle.
£7.99
Furminator Undercoat Deshedding Tool for Long Hair Dog
A stainless steel deshedding tool for long-haired dogs, with a hair-release button
From£31.16
Ergonomic Deshedding Brush for Cats, Dogs & Rabbits
A handheld deshedding tool with a contoured non-slip grip and a fine metal edge that gently lifts loose and matted fur. Painlessly removes undercoat from short, medium and long-haired pets to cut shedding around the home.
£10.99
Ergonomic Undercoat Dematting Comb
An undercoat rake that gently removes mats, tangles and loose fur from thick or long coats. The lightweight ergonomic handle reduces hand fatigue during longer grooming sessions for cats and dogs.
£9.99
Which dog grooming brush do I need?
| Your dog’s coat | Best starting tool | Why it works |
|---|---|---|
| Short & smooth | Rubber brush / grooming mitt | Lifts loose surface hair |
| Long & silky | Pin brush + slicker | Helps prevent tangles |
| Curly / woolly | Slicker + comb | Reaches through curls and finds knots |
| Double coat | Undercoat rake / deshedding tool | Removes the loose undercoat |
| Puppy coat | Soft / gentle puppy brush | Introduces grooming without pulling |
The right brush for the coat
Slicker brushes and deshedding tools pull out the dead undercoat that causes most shedding and matting. For long or double coats, an undercoat rake or dematting comb works through knots gently; short-coated dogs often love a rubbery grooming mitt.
Regular brushing spreads natural oils, spots lumps and parasites early, and means far less hair on your clothes and sofa.
Working through a mat without hurting them
A mat that has tightened to the skin cannot be brushed out without pain, and pulling at it is how a dog learns to hate being groomed. Work from the ends of the hair inwards and hold the coat at its base so you are not tugging the skin with every stroke.
If a mat is solid, cut it out or let a groomer take it — but never with scissors held flat against the skin, which tents up underneath and gets caught. Short daily sessions during a moult remove more coat, and cause far less resentment, than half an hour at the weekend.
Everything here is chosen to be genuinely useful in everyday life with your pet — quality-checked, fairly priced and shipped tracked across the UK. For any health concern, your vet is always the best first port of call.
From the Knowledge Hub
Common questions
What type of brush is best for my dog?
It depends on the coat: a slicker suits curly and longer coats, a deshedding tool or undercoat rake suits thick double coats, and a rubber brush or grooming mitt suits short, smooth coats. The table above matches coat to tool.
What brush is best for a short-haired dog?
A rubber curry brush or a grooming mitt — they lift loose surface hair and spread natural oils without scratching a fine coat.
What brush is best for a long-haired dog?
A pin brush to work through the length plus a slicker for tangles, finishing with a comb to check for hidden knots.
What brush should I use for a double-coated dog?
An undercoat rake or a deshedding tool to reach and remove the loose undercoat — the main cause of heavy shedding. Never shave a double coat.
What is the difference between a slicker brush and a deshedding brush?
A slicker’s fine bent wires remove tangles and surface loose hair across most coats; a deshedding tool has a toothed edge designed to pull dead undercoat from thick or double coats. Many dogs benefit from both.
How often should I brush my dog?
Short coats are happy with a weekly once-over; long or double coats benefit from a few times a week, and daily during a heavy moult.
Can you brush a dog too much?
Over-brushing one spot or pressing too hard can irritate skin. Use light pressure, spread sessions out, and stop if the skin looks pink.
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