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Product Description

Looking for a quality dematting brush to help you get the daily brushing quickly and efficiently.

Shedding occurs naturally in your pets, if their coat is not regularly brushed, these loose hair may become matted.The dematting brush by isuyes works through tough tangles and removes loose hair efficiently, especially fluffy and thick undercoat while being gentle for pet’s skin.

Removing Nasty Mats Effectively, Time to Say Goodbye to Mats.

With sharp inner blades and rounded edges, it works through tough tangles and removes loose hair, especially fluffy and thick undercoats while being gentle for pet’s skin.

So your pet is sure not hate grooming sessions with this dematter. The solid wooden handle is anti-slip and comfortable to hold.

Sharp Inner Blades Go Through Mats Easily, Rounded Tips to Prevent Scratching.

It has inner sharp blades which ensure it can really remove all those entangled furs. But don’t worry because they’ve got rounded edges. This makes sure that it won’t hurt your pets even if you press it hard on their skin.

Suit for Medium to Long Hair,Prevent Hair Pulling So Your Pet Won’t Yelp in Pain.

The wide spacing blade is great for longer coats and teasing loose larger mats, while the narrow helps brush curlier coats and prevent matting. The higher number of teeth also work more quickly to help when grooming larger dogs.

Durable, Renewable Handle, Comfortable to Use

The handcrafted wooden handle is designed to comfortably fit your hand and reduce arm fatigue.

It’s light, easy and comfortable to use, making light work of long-haired or heavy coated pets.

Outstanding Grooming Results Forget about Shedding Problem

Safe and Efficient Blades Design

Reasonable Blade Spacing Design

Ergonomically Designed Wooden Handle

How to Use a Dematting Tool Properly？

Step1 Locate the mats by brushing your pet gently and slowly.

Start by brushing your pet gently and slowly. This will allow you to locate mats and start working on dematting your pet’s coat. The most common places that you’ll find them are collar, under his chest and tail, behind ears and along the inside of the legs.

Step2 Break the mat apart with your fingers by lightly pulling away outer hairs.

When you locate a mat, brush the top layer of the fur that is not completely entangled and make sure you’re gentle.For deeper tangles, you may need to start with working through the tangles using your fingers to help break them down a bit. Now break the mat apart with your fingers by lightly pulling away outer hairs while holding the entire clump.

Step3 Place the comb near the ends of the matted hair and use a picking motion to untangle it.

Finally, hold the hair below the mat in one hand and take the dematting tool in your other hand.Carefully detangle the ends of the matted hair with the dematting comb. Place the comb near the ends of the matted hair and use a picking motion to untangle it.

Tip and Warning

When using, move the teeth of the comb in and out of the mat and allow the blades to cut through the knotted hair. Do not work from the bottom upward, because this causes the fur to compress and tangle even more.

Three Sizes Recommended for Your Pets: S-Longhaired, L-Medium and L-Longhaired

The right tool is dependent on your pet’s hair type, length and breed.

Three variants S-Longhaired, L-Medium and L-Longhaired you can use to help matting and shedding.

S-Longhaired size is recommended for small breeds with coarse long hair:

Poodle, MaineCoon, Pomeranian, Ragdoll，Persian，Himalaya Longhair, Havanese,

Yorkshire, Persian, Bichon Frise, Siberian,

Charles Spaniel, RagaMuffin, Schnauzer,

Shih Tzu etc.

L-Medium size is recommended for large furry friends with medium length hair:

Labrador, Husky, German Shepherd Dog

BlueHeeler, Belgian Malinois, Welsh Corgi, Rottweilers etc.

L-Longhaired size is recommended for large breeds with coarse long hair:

Golden Retriever, Goldendoodle, Border Collie, Australian Shepherd, Old English Sheepdog, Setter, Great Pyrenees, Saint Bernard, Chow Chow etc.

How often should I use a dematting tool?

How often should you demat your pet depends on a few different factors:

How often your pets get knots and mats: If you know your pooch is prone to mats, make sure you demat their coat while brushing them from time to time.

How active your pet is: If your dog is very active and plays a lot outside, chances are their coat can get matted very often. In this case, you can use it every day to remove tangles and prevent matting.

How often you groom your pet: The more you groom and brush your canine buddy, the less of a change them have of developing mats.

This Undercoat Rake is Recommended for the Following Large Breed with Coarse Long Hair: Golden Retriever, Goldendoodle, Border Collie, Australian Shepherd, Old English Sheepdog, Setter, Great Pyrenees, Saint Bernard, Chow Chow etc.
How to Use the Dematting Tool Simpler and Pain-free: Hold the hair below the mat in one hand and place the dematting comb in your other hand.Carefully detangle the ends of the matted hair with the dematting comb. Place the comb near the ends of the matted hair and use a picking motion to untangle it. For details, see below FAQ.
Sturdy Wood Handle, Durable Stainless Steel Head: This dematting tool is made of durable and high-quality stainless steel that features sharp blade inside and no-scratch rounded teeth outside, it detangles, desheds and brushes quickly, gently and efficiently. As for the handle, it’s made of solid wood that ensure comfortable combing.
The Other Available Variant for Your Pet’s Hair Type, Length and Breed to Avoid any Issues: The right size is dependent on the pet’s breed and size. Three variants S, L-Medium and L-Longhaired you can use to help matting and shedding. Make sure to carefully read the description to ensure it is for your four-legged friend.

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