Handheld Deshedding Tool for Dogs & Cats
Full Product Description
When loose undercoat starts turning up on every surface, a deshedding tool pulls more of it out while you brush. This one is a forged metal edge in a palm-sized body, and the same edge, turned over, scrapes water off a wet coat after a bath.
Two Jobs, One Edge
- Deshedding: Fine teeth along a 4.7 in edge lift dead undercoat out from under the topcoat.
- Water and sweat scraping: The smooth side pushes water off a soaked coat after a bath, which is how horse owners have used blades like this for decades. It cuts a long towel-dry down considerably on a thick-coated dog.
Why Pet Parents Love It
- Wide 4.7 in edge: Covers more coat per stroke than a narrow comb.
- Forged metal cutter head: The manufacturer specifies a high-hardness forged metal edge, not a stamped one.
- Mechanically fixed, not glued: The blade is attached to the handle with metal fixings, so it does not work loose in use.
- Palm-sized grip: A textured body you hold rather than a long handle to steer.
- Dogs, cats and horses: The manufacturer rates it for all three.
How to Use
- Work out any tangles first with an ordinary brush, a deshedding edge is not a dematting tool.
- Glide it in the direction of hair growth in short strokes. Let the teeth do it; do not press.
- Do not go back over the same patch repeatedly.
- Clear the collected hair off the teeth as you go.
Product Details
- Edge length: 4.7 in (120 mm)
- Body: Approx. 5.7 × 2.7 × 1.4 in (146 × 68 × 35 mm)
- Weight: 127 g (4.5 oz), manufacturer-listed
- Materials: Metal blade, plastic body
- Color: Black
- In the box: 1 × deshedding tool
Grooming Note
Deshedding tools are for undercoat. Keep off broken or irritated skin, keep sessions short with a pet who is new to it, and stop if the skin starts to look pink.
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See it working.
Asked and answered.
120 mm of forged metal, so fewer strokes per session.
Lifts dead undercoat, then scrapes the water off after a bath.
Rated by the manufacturer for dogs, cats and horses.
Look closer at the edge.
A 4.7 in fine-toothed metal edge fixed to a palm-sized body with metal parts, and a molded grip panel across the top.
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Wide fine-tooth edge
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Metal-fixed blade
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Textured palm grip
Every close-up here is a photograph of the product itself.
- PerriPaws: yes Forged metal edge, 4.7 in wide Others: not always
- PerriPaws: yes Blade fixed with metal, not glue Others: not always
- PerriPaws: yes Doubles as a post-bath water scraper Others: not always
- PerriPaws: yes Palm-sized body, no long handle to steer Others: not always
- PerriPaws: yes Rated for dogs, cats and horses Others: not always
- PerriPaws: yes Nothing to charge or replace Others: not always
Built for undercoat, not topcoat.
A wide fine-toothed edge on a palm-sized body. Nothing to assemble, nothing to charge.
Made for the coat underneath.
The loose undercoat is the part that ends up on your floor. A wide fine-toothed edge lifts it out during an ordinary brushing session.
- 4.7 in fine-tooth edge takes in more coat per stroke
- Blade held to the body with metal fixings
- Textured panel to keep hold of it mid-stroke
- Palm-sized at about 5.7 x 2.7 x 1.4 in
- Light, at about 3.3 oz
- For dogs and cats
Every point above comes from this product's own specification.
How to use it.
Detangle first
Glide, do not press
Or scrape it dry
Ready when you are.
Handheld Deshedding Tool for Dogs & Cats · $28.99
Materials, care and what's included.
What's in the Box
Exactly what arrives, straight from the packing list.
Care & Cleaning
How to keep it in good order, as the manufacturer states it.
After each session
Pull the collected hair off the teeth and wipe the edge dry. A metal blade left wet will mark.
Washing
Rinse the edge under warm water if it has been used on a wet or muddy coat, then dry it immediately and thoroughly.
Do not
Soak it or put it in a dishwasher. Water sitting in the joint between blade and body is what starts corrosion.
Storage
Dry, and with the teeth not pressed against anything hard.
A calmer grooming hour.
Pairs Well With
Complementary items, accessories, and replacements for the same routine, kept tighter than the broader recommendations below.
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