
Chimo-tested · delivery 7–12 business days
One-click self-cleaning deshedding brush
Curved stainless teeth that pull the undercoat out in one stroke, and a button that retracts them so the fur drops straight in the bin.
The maker's listing scores 4.7/5 across 3 buyer reviews of this exact item.
Option
In stock
Estimated arrival 22 Nov – 27 Nov (tracked)
30-day returns · Australian Consumer Law applies
Why it made the list
Most brushes fail one of two tests: the teeth are too short to reach the undercoat, or cleaning them takes longer than the brushing. This one has a curved blade that follows the shoulder and hip, and a one-click retraction so the collected fur falls off in a single clump.
Use it in short strokes along the spine and flanks, not against the grain. Two minutes, twice a week, is enough for a short-haired cat; long-haired cats need it daily through spring. Not for cats with skin conditions or open sores.
- Curved stainless blade reaches the undercoat
- One-click fur release, no picking by hand
- Non-slip handle sized for a proper grip
- Works on short and medium coats
- Safe on the tail — rounded tooth tips
The details
- Blade
- Stainless steel, curved
- Coats
- Short, medium, long
- Cleaning
- One-click retract
- Handle
- Non-slip TPR
- Delivery
- 7–12 business days
Shipping & returns
Packed and dispatched within 1–3 business days, tracked door to door. Most Australian metro postcodes see it in 7–12 business days; regional WA/NT can run a week longer. Change of mind is fine for 30 days if it's unused and boxed — email [email protected] and we'll send a label.
What's in the box
One-click self-cleaning deshedding brush, the fittings shown in the photos, and an assembly sheet where it applies. Tools for assembly aren't always included — a Phillips head and a hex key cover most of the range.
Pairs well with


Silicone bath & massage brush
A long-handled silicone brush for bathing and for cats who like being scratched but not brushed.


Fine-tooth hair removal comb
For the last of the loose hair and the small mats behind the ears — the comb you use after the deshedding brush.




