Self-Cleaning Slicker Brush for Dogs – Fetchmere
Self-Cleaning Slicker Brush for Dogs – Fetchmere
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Collect loose surface hair during regular coat care, then release it from the brush with a push-button cleaning plate. The Fetchmere Self-Cleaning Slicker Brush is designed for controlled, gentle grooming at home.
Simple coat-care routine
- Fine pins collect loose surface hair during gentle brushing.
- Push-button plate helps release trapped hair after use.
- Shaped handle supports a steady grip.
How to brush safely
Work in small sections in the direction of hair growth. Use light pressure, avoid pulling through tight mats and do not brush broken, irritated or painful skin. Stop if your dog shows discomfort.
Coat suitability
Seek a professional groomer for severe matting.

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REGULAR COAT CARE
A calmer brushing routine in small sections
Brush in the direction of hair growth with light pressure. The push-button plate helps release collected loose hair after use.
GENTLE GROOMING
Brush in small sections with light pressure
Work in the direction of coat growth, keep strokes light and short, and pause if your dog seems uncomfortable.
A calmer regular brushing routine
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Collects loose surface hair
Fine pins collect loose surface hair during gentle brushing.
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Push-button cleaning
Push-button plate helps release trapped hair after use.
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Steady hand position
Shaped handle supports a steady grip.
Practical information before you order
Product questions, answered
Simple coat-care routine
- Fine pins collect loose surface hair during gentle brushing.
- Push-button plate helps release trapped hair after use.
- Shaped handle supports a steady grip.
How to brush safely
Work in small sections in the direction of hair growth. Use light pressure, avoid pulling through tight mats and do not brush broken, irritated or painful skin. Stop if your dog shows discomfort.
Comfort and coat suitability
Use light pressure on a dry coat and stop if your dog shows discomfort. Do not pull through tight mats or brush broken, irritated or painful skin. Seek a professional groomer for severe matting.