Short-haired cats shed a surprising amount of loose fur, so we recommend using this tool twice a week. During shedding seasons like spring and fall, when shedding increases, you might want to use it more frequently.

We don't recommend using this de-shedding tool on long-haired or medium-haired cats. Its fine teeth can tangle and knot long fur, making grooming painful and potentially harmful. If you need to groom a long-haired cat, please use our specially designed de-matting tool.

Our de-shedding tool's teeth are specially polished and sandblasted to ensure they're gentle. Once you compare it with other brands, you'll notice how much softer our tool feels. (The fine teeth might look similar to others, but the touch is significantly different.)

The spacing of the teeth in our de-shedding tool perfectly fits into the coat of short-haired cats without going too deep. It catches loose and dead hair that's intertwined within the cat's thick fur, which could otherwise end up licked by your cat or on your sofa and clothes. Just comb in the direction of the hair growth, and you'll see how effectively it works.

Yes, after rigorous testing, this De-shedding tool is suitable for all short-haired cats. This excludes breeds with curly or no hair. If your short-haired cat sheds very little, you can reduce the frequency of combing.

It depends on your dog breed, this de-shedding tool can be used on dogs with short/straight hair, such as Corgis, Shiba Inus, French Bulldogs, Bull Terriers, and Boxers.