Heavy Shedders

35 products

If your dog leaves a trail of fur on every surface, this collection is for you. It brings together self-cleaning slicker brushes, undercoat rakes, dematting combs, deshedding and massage gloves, a water-mist spray comb and hair-remover mitts and rollers for your sofa, car and clothes.

7 Piece Dog Grooming Kit with Self-Cleaning Brush and Nail Clipper
$174.22
Anti-Scratch, Anti-Bite Dog Bathing Gloves for Home Grooming
Price range: $14.94 through $49.75
Cartoon Bear Self-Cleaning Dog Brush with Non-Slip Handle
$99.50
Detangling Dog Comb – Plastic Massage Teeth, 18 x 9.5 cm
Price range: $23.98 through $76.72
Dog Bath Towel Robe – Quick-Drying Absorbent Towel with Glove Pockets
Price range: $42.05 through $47.22
Dog Bathing Brush Glove – 2-Sided Grooming and Massage Mitt
$53.32
Dog Bathing Massage Glove – Grooming Mitt for Bath Time
$39.62
Dog Dematting Brush with Hair Tank – Removes Loose and Floating Hair
Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 27 reviews
Price range: $25.31 through $54.94
Dog Dematting Comb – Pet Hair Removal and Cleaning Grooming Tool
Price range: $19.65 through $66.02
Dog Dematting Comb for Long-Haired Dogs – Double-Sided Blade
Price range: $22.82 through $63.86
Dog Deshedding Glove – Pet Hair Remover Mitt for Long & Short Hair
Price range: $10.04 through $118.59
Dog Grooming Brush for Shedding – Everyday Deshedding Tool
Price range: $22.39 through $23.65
Dog Grooming Comb Brush for Golden Retrievers – Everyday Coat Care
$48.86
Dog Grooming Gloves with Anti-Scratch Protection – Hair Removal
$88.66
Dog Hair Brush with Sterilization Cleaning – Pet Grooming Tool
Price range: $43.32 through $49.95
Dog Hair Remover Brush – Automatic Round Massage Grooming Comb
Price range: $31.79 through $41.85

A simple routine for heavy shedders
Double-coated breeds such as Golden Retrievers, Labradors, Corgis, Huskies and Pomeranians shed the most, especially in spring and fall. Brushing two or three times a week, and daily during shedding season, catches loose undercoat before it lands on the floor. Work in the direction the coat grows and keep sessions short and rewarding.
Start with a slicker or self-cleaning brush from our dog brushes, then use an undercoat rake from our deshedding tools for thick coats. For short coats, sensitive dogs or quick tidy-ups, grooming gloves are the gentlest option, and electrostatic mitts pick up hair from furniture.