Self-Cleaning Slicker Brush | One-Click Knot Remover & Deshedding Tool

What is the One-Click Hair Removal & Knot Opening Comb? This is a dual-action grooming tool designed to tackle shedding and tangles simultaneously. It functions as a self-cleaning slicker brush with fine, bent wire bristles that penetrate deep into the coat. These bristles are engineered to "open knots" (detangle mats) gently while trapping loose undercoat. The standout feature is the "One-Click" ejection mechanism: a simple push of a button retracts the bristles, allowing you to wipe away the collected fur instantly without messy manual picking.

Best For: Daily grooming, removing loose fur from double-coated breeds (Shibas, Goldens), and detangling minor knots in long-haired cats.

Key Features & Benefits:

• Effortless One-Click Cleaning: Stops the grooming mess. Press the button, and the brush plate pushes the hair out. It keeps the brush clean and ready for the next pass in seconds.
• Knot Opening & Detangling: The fine stainless steel bristles are angled to glide through fur, gently teasing apart small knots and tangles before they become solid mats.
• Deep Deshedding: Reaches past the topcoat to grab the loose, dead undercoat that causes shedding, keeping your furniture fur-free.
• Skin-Friendly Tips: (Assuming it has beads) The bristles are typically capped with round massage beads to protect your pet's skin from scratching, improving blood circulation.
• Ergonomic Anti-Slip Handle: Designed for comfort during long grooming sessions, ensuring you have a steady grip while working through thick fur.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Does this actually remove knots? A: Yes, it is designed for "Knot Opening". The angled bristles work to gently tease apart tangles and small knots in the fur. For very severe, tight mats, we recommend using our specialized Dematting Rake first.

Q: Is it suitable for short-haired pets? A: Yes, but it shines with medium to long hair or double-coated breeds (like Corgis, Shibas, Goldens) where there is a lot of loose undercoat to grab.

Q: How does the self-cleaning button work? A: It's a spring-loaded mechanism. When you press the button, the face of the brush moves forward, sliding the hair off the pins. When you release it, the pins pop back out.

Q: Will it scratch my dog? A: No. High-quality slicker brushes like this have passive suspension (the bristles bend) or protective tips to ensure they don't scratch the skin, providing a massage-like feeling instead.