Furminator Undercoat Deshedding Tool for Large Dogs (Short Hair upto 2 inches)
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Keep your home clean and your dog comfortable with this premium, easy-to-use grooming tool. Designed specifically for big dogs with shorter coats, it removes loose fur quickly and cleanly before it ends up on your furniture and clothes.
Description
- Type: Undercoat deShedding Tool
- Size: Large (For dogs weighing above 23 kg / 50 lbs ) with short hair (up to 2 inches / 5 cm )
- Flavour: Not applicable (non-ingestible grooming tool)
- Health Benefit: Promotes a clean, shiny coat and dramatically reduces loose fur in the house. It keeps your dog cooler, more comfortable, and removes trapped dirt and debris from the fur without pulling or hurting.
Key Features:
- Comfort Edge: Gently glides over the skin without scratching or causing discomfort.
- FURejector® Button: Cleans and releases collected hair from the tool with one simple push.
- Ergonomic Handle: Fits comfortably in your hand for a secure, non-slip grip during grooming sessions.
When to use a Slicker and when to use FURminator?
Use a slicker brush for routine detangling, daily smoothing, and surface prep. Use a FURminator undercoat deShedding tool specifically to extract trapped, dead undercoat fur during heavy shedding seasons.
While both are essential grooming tools, they target entirely different layers of your dog’s coat and serve distinct functions.
Quick Comparison
When to Use a Slicker Brush:
- For Everyday Maintenance: It is your go-to tool for quick daily or every-other-day brushing to keep the coat looking tidy and smooth.
- To Remove Tangles and Light Mats: The fine wire pins gently separate hairs to break up minor knots and remove surface dirt or burrs.
- As Step 1 in Your Grooming Routine: You should always run a slicker brush through your dog’s fur before using a deshedding tool. If a deshedding tool hits a hidden knot, it will painfully pull on your dog’s skin.
When to Use a FURminator:
- During “Coat Blow” or Heavy Shedding Season: Use it when your dog starts dropping chunks of fur (typically in spring and autumn) to aggressively reduce flying hair by up to 90%.
- After a Bath and Blow-Dry: The ideal time to use a FURminator is right after your dog has been thoroughly washed and completely dried. The bath loosens the dead undercoat, allowing the tool to glide through easily.
- With a Light Touch: Because it features a stainless-steel edge, it must be used with very gentle pressure. Overusing it or pressing down too hard can scratch the skin or thin out the healthy topcoat.











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