Self-Cleaning Slicker Brush for Dogs & Cats – Retractable Pin Deshedding Brush

One button, and the fur comes off the brush

Grooming shouldn't end with you picking fur out of a brush. Press the button on the back of this self-cleaning slicker brush and the stainless steel pins retract, releasing the whole clump of loose hair in one motion. Fine angled pins reach past the topcoat to lift loose undercoat, dander and small tangles, while rounded tips keep each pass comfortable against your pet's skin.

Who it's for

Any cat or dog that leaves fur on the sofa. It suits short, medium, long, thick, wiry and curly coats, and it's equally at home on a double-coated dog mid-shed or a long-haired cat that only tolerates a two-minute session. Rabbits and other small furry pets are fine too.

Why pet parents love it

• One-click self-cleaning: press the button and the pins pull back so trapped fur lifts off in a single piece — no picking, no cleaning the brush by hand.
• Angled stainless steel pins: the 60-degree pin bed slides through the coat to reach the undercoat instead of skimming the surface.
• Comfortable on skin: smooth, rounded pin ends are shaped to massage rather than scratch, and regular brushing helps spread natural skin oils through the coat.
• Works on most coats: short, medium, long, thick, wiry or curly — cats, dogs, rabbits and other small furry pets.
• Non-slip handle: the ribbed rubberized grip stays put even when your hands are damp on bath day.
• Hang-up hole: a loop at the base of the handle lets you store the brush on a hook beside the leash.
• Three colors: gray, pink and blue.

How it differs from a standard slicker brush

A conventional slicker brush collects fur between the pins, and you have to pull it out with your fingers or a comb between passes. Here the pin bed retracts into the head, so the mat of collected fur is pushed clear in one movement and you can carry straight on brushing. On a heavy-shedding coat that's the difference between one continuous session and a dozen stops.

Product specifications

• Brush head width: 4.1 in (10.4 cm)
• Overall length: 7.6 in (19.3 cm)
• Pins: stainless steel, retractable, set at a 60-degree angle
• Body and handle: PP plastic with rubberized non-slip grip
• Colors available: gray, pink, blue
• Best for: cats, dogs, rabbits and other small pets
• Coat types: short, medium, long, thick, wiry, curly
• Care: wipe the pin bed with a damp cloth and air-dry
• What's in the box: 1 x self-cleaning pet grooming brush

How to use it

1. Brush in the direction the coat grows, using short, light strokes. Start at the shoulders and work toward the tail.
2. Hold the brush over a trash can and press the retract button — the pins withdraw and the mat of fur lifts straight off.
3. Wipe the pin bed with a damp cloth afterward and let it air-dry before storing.

Shipping, returns and payment

Free shipping to the USA, UK and Europe, with tracking emailed on every order — typically 3–7 days in the US and 8–15 days to the UK and EU. Returns accepted within 30 days on unused items. Checkout is secured and accepts Visa, Mastercard, Amex, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay. Full details are in our shipping policy and refund policy.

Frequently asked questions

Will the pins hurt my pet?
The pin ends are rounded rather than sharp. Use light pressure and let the brush do the work — pressing hard with any slicker brush can irritate skin. Brush around cuts, scabs or hot spots, and ask your veterinarian if your pet has a skin condition.

Can it get through mats?
It handles loose undercoat and small tangles well. Dense mats packed tight against the skin should be opened up with a dematting tool or handled by a groomer first.

Is it safe for cats?
Yes. Cats generally do best with short sessions, so start with the back and shoulders, keep strokes gentle, and stop before your cat gets restless.

Does it work on double-coated and long-haired breeds?
Yes — the 60-degree pins are angled to reach loose undercoat rather than skim the topcoat, which is exactly where shed fur sits on double-coated dogs and long-haired cats.

How often should I brush?
Two or three times a week keeps most coats under control. Daily brushing helps during heavy shedding season and for long-haired breeds.

Can I rinse the brush under water?
Wipe it with a damp cloth or rinse the pin bed briefly, then shake it out and let it dry fully. Don't soak the handle or put it in the dishwasher.

Good to know

Screen colors vary from one display to another, so the finish may look slightly different in person. Dimensions are measured by hand and may vary a little between units.

Grooming pairs well with our cat corner scratcher and self-grooming massage brush, and new pet parents may find our 10-essentials checklist for dogs and cats useful.