Pet Teezer Detangling Dog Grooming Brush – Large, Navy & Orange

Effortless detangling for long coats

Meet the Pet Teezer Detangling Brush, designed to glide through long fur with ease. Its patented two tier teeth combine a set of longer teeth that reach down to the undercoat to loosen dirt and loosened hair, with shorter teeth that lift loose strands without pulling. The result is a smoother looking coat and reduced tugging during brushing, making grooming feel less like a chore and more like a gentle routine for your dog.

Two tier teeth at a glance

• Longer teeth reach the undercoat for deeper detangling
• Shorter teeth lift loose hairs for a cleaner coat
• No pulling or tugging during brushing

Gentle on skin and soothing touch

Crafted with soft polymer teeth, this brush maintains a gentle contact with the skin. It helps prevent brush burn and offers a calming grooming experience, especially for dogs with sensitive skin.

Comfortable to use for longer sessions

The ergonomic, palm friendly design keeps the tool light and easy to maneuver. This helps reduce wrist strain as you groom, making routine brushing more enjoyable for you and your dog.

Bath time versatility

Designed to double as a bath brush, it can be used with shampoo to help distribute product and rinse away suds. It supports a clean, shiny coat after bath time.

• Distributes shampoo for even lather
• Rinses away suds easily
• Leaves fur clean and shiny

Easy to clean and maintain

To clean, lift the hair from the teeth and rinse with warm water. Dry naturally with the teeth facing up for best results.

Sustainable packaging

Pet Teezer is transitioning to more sustainable packaging. You may see variations during this change as the brand continues to focus on responsible design.

For best results, begin brushing at the neck and work toward the tail with steady, gentle strokes. When mats are stubborn, focus on the longer teeth near the undercoat, then finish with the shorter teeth to collect loose hair. Brush in the direction of hair growth and pause if your dog shows signs of discomfort.