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Brushes and slickers

Soft-pin slickers and double-action brushes: remove dead hair from your cat without pulling on the coat.

Cat · Brushes and slickers

Soft-pin slickers and double-action brushes: remove dead hair from your cat without pulling on the coat.

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Brushes and slickers for cats

The slicker brush is the basic grooming tool: it removes dead undercoat and reduces hairballs. Our range includes soft-pin and semi-rigid slickers and double-action brushes from Artero, HPP and Centaure.

Soft or semi-rigid pins?

A soft-pin slicker, like the Stella Supersoft, suits sensitive skin and frequent sessions, while a semi-rigid slicker like the Rufus detangles a dense coat more efficiently. The metal-pin pneumatic brush mainly targets thick-coated dogs but can still suit some sturdier cats.

How to brush without irritating the skin

Brush in the direction of the coat, in small sections, letting the slicker rest on the fur rather than pressing it into the skin. Finish with a fine comb, available in our combs and detanglers range, to check for remaining tangles.

Why choose these brushes and slickers at Animorix?

Browse the full cat grooming range and, for dogs, the same lines in dog brushes and slickers. The minimum order stays at €35, payment is secure by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, returns stay open for 14 days, and delivery is free in mainland France from €99.

Frequently asked questions

Which slicker suits a cat with sensitive skin?
Choose a soft-pin slicker such as the Supersoft range, gentler than a semi-rigid model.
How often should a slicker brush be used?
Once or twice a week for routine care, more often during seasonal moulting.
Can a slicker brush irritate the skin?
Yes, if pressed too hard; let it glide over the coat without forcing it.
Brush or slicker: what's the difference?
A slicker mainly targets dead undercoat, while a brush smooths and adds shine to the top coat.