Double-Sided Dematting Comb for Dogs and Cats, 9 and 17 Teeth

Work Through Mats and Loose Undercoat With One Tool

Mats tend to form in the same stubborn places: behind the ears, under the legs, and around the collar line. A regular brush just glides over them. This double-sided dematting comb has stainless steel blades on two sides. One side works through mats and knots, and the other thins out loose undercoat. It's made for long-haired and thick-coated dogs and cats, and it's small enough to keep with your everyday grooming supplies.

Two Sides, Two Jobs

9-Tooth Side: For Mats and Knots

The wider-spaced blades are designed to work into mats and tangles and break them into smaller pieces that are easier to comb out. Start with this side on problem areas.

17-Tooth Side: For Undercoat and Shedding

The closer-set blades pull loose undercoat and finish the job once the mats are broken up. Use this side on the rest of the coat, especially during shedding season.

Key Features

• Double-sided head: A 9-tooth dematting side and a 17-tooth undercoat side.
• Stainless steel blades: Rounded outer edges on the blades work into dense fur.
• Compact size: About 6.7 inches long with a 2.6-inch-wide head.
• Easy to clean: Lift out the collected fur and wipe the plastic handle.
• For dogs and cats: Suits long-haired and double-coated pets.

How to Use It

1. Hold the fur near the skin at the base of the mat so you don't pull on your pet's skin.
2. Use the 9-tooth side with short, gentle strokes, starting at the outer edge of the mat and working inward.
3. Once the mat loosens, switch to the 17-tooth side to remove loose undercoat and smooth the fur.

For more coat-care tools, visit our grooming and hygiene range, or browse our dog grooming tools for tidying up after dematting.

Product Details

• Type: Double-sided dematting comb and undercoat rake
• Materials: Stainless steel blades, plastic handle
• Size: 6.7 in long, 3.9 in wide; head 2.6 in wide
• Teeth: 9-tooth side and 17-tooth side
• Color: Blue
• Suitable for: Dogs and cats

Important to Know

The blades are sharp enough to cut through mats, so work slowly, keep strokes short, and avoid pressing against the skin. Very tight or large mats that sit close to the skin are best left to a professional groomer. Store the comb out of reach of children and pets.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this dematting comb suitable for short-haired pets?

It's designed mainly for long-haired, thick, and double-coated pets, where mats and dense undercoat build up. Short, smooth coats rarely mat, so a bristle brush or rubber grooming mitt is usually a better fit for them.

Make grooming sessions easier on you and your pet. Add this double-sided dematting comb to your grooming kit today.