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Brushes and slickers

A pin brush, a semi-rigid slicker or soft-pin brush: these brushes and slickers care for your dog's coat, whether short or long.

Dog · Brushes and slickers

A pin brush, a semi-rigid slicker or soft-pin brush: these brushes and slickers care for your dog's coat, whether short or long.

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Dog brushes and slickers: removing dead hair and undercoat

A semi-rigid universal slicker, a metal-pin pin brush, or a soft brush for sensitive skin: this range brings together Artero, Kerbl and Centaure, in several head sizes suited to small and large dogs alike.

Soft or firm slicker: which to choose?

A soft-pin slicker suits fine coats or sensitive skin, while a firmer "knot special" slicker is reserved for large, dense-coated dogs and heavily tangled fur. A metal-pin pin brush sits in between, for regular everyday use.

How to brush your dog without irritation

The main goal is always removing knots without pulling: brush in the direction of the coat, in small sections, and stop as soon as your dog shows discomfort. Short, frequent sessions are gentler than one long brushing once a month.

Why buy at Animorix

Pair your brush with a comb or detangler for finishing touches, and find the same range for your cat in cat brushes and slickers, with brands such as Artero, with free delivery from €99 and secure returns within 14 days.

Frequently asked questions

Soft or firm slicker: which suits my dog?
A soft-pin slicker suits fine coats or sensitive skin; a firmer slicker is for large, dense-coated dogs.
How do I remove knots without hurting my dog?
Brush in the direction of the coat, in small sections, and stop at the first sign of discomfort rather than forcing it.
How often should I use a slicker brush?
Once or twice a week is usually enough, more often during shedding season to remove dead undercoat.
Brush or comb: which comes first?
The brush or slicker covers the whole coat first; a comb then finishes finer areas.