Wahl Self-Cleaning Dog Nylon Slicker Brush, orange, S

Effortless Grooming: Wahl Self-Cleaning Dog Nylon Slicker Brush

The Wahl Self-Cleaning Dog Nylon Slicker Brush is the ideal tool for regular grooming. It reliably removes loose hair, dirt, and light tangles from the undercoat. A special highlight is the integrated push-button self-cleaning function: The flexible bristles retract into the housing, allowing the collected hair to be easily wiped off as a compact pad. This saves the tedious task of plucking hairs out by hand.

The soft nylon bristles penetrate deep into the coat without scratching or irritating the animal's sensitive skin. The gentle massage simultaneously promotes blood circulation in the skin, which contributes to healthy hair growth and a shiny coat.

The ergonomically shaped, soft gel handle in the striking color orange ensures maximum comfort during grooming. It sits absolutely slip-proof in the hand and prevents wrist fatigue even during longer brushing sessions. The brush is excellently suited for dogs with short, medium to long coats.

Overview

• Integrated push button for quick and hygienic self-cleaning
• Flexible nylon bristles protect the sensitive animal skin
• Effectively removes loose hair, undercoat, and tangles
• Promotes blood circulation and a natural coat shine
• Ergonomic, non-slip gel handle for a secure grip (Orange)
• Ideal for grooming dogs of all coat lengths

Scope of delivery

1 x Wahl Self-Cleaning Dog Nylon Slicker Brush, orange

Questions & Answers

How exactly does the self-cleaning work?
There is a button on the back of the brush. When pressed, the nylon bristles retract into the brush head. The collected hair remains on the smooth surface and can easily be removed.

For which coat types is the slicker brush suitable?
The brush is universally applicable and cares for short, medium, and long coats extremely gently and reliably.

How often should the animal be brushed?
For an optimal result and to prevent knots, it is recommended to brush the animal thoroughly 1 to 2 times a week, and more frequently during shedding seasons.