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Combs and dematting tools
A cutting comb, undercoat rake or blade detangler: these tools work through knots gently on every coat, short or long.
Dog · Combs and dematting tools
A cutting comb, undercoat rake or blade detangler: these tools work through knots gently on every coat, short or long.
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Dog combs and detanglers: working through knots
A conical-tooth cutting comb, an undercoat rake, a blade detangler, or a fine mini comb for the eye area: this wide range brings together Artero, Spratts, Karlie and Show Tech, in several tooth spacings depending on coat density.
Comb, rake or detangler: what's the difference?
A classic comb detangles the surface and refines the cut, an undercoat rake reaches dead hair sitting beneath the top coat, while a blade detangler works through the tightest knots without pulling out the fur. Each tool therefore has its own place in a full grooming routine, used at different stages.
How to detangle without hurting your dog
Your dog's comfort always comes first: hold the knot firmly at its base so you're not pulling on the skin, and work through it gradually, lock by lock, rather than forcing it in one go. Stop and try a detangling spray first if the comb meets strong resistance, and never pull hard against a knot that won't budge.
Which coats suit which tool?
A wide-tooth comb suits long, soft coats, a fine-tooth comb handles finishing touches and the muzzle area, while a rake mainly targets breeds with a dense undercoat, used alongside a brush or slicker. A blade detangler is best kept for heavily matted fur that a simple comb cannot manage.
Why buy at Animorix
See the rest of our grooming kit in dog grooming, and the same full range for your cat in cat combs and detanglers, with brands such as Artero. As on the rest of the site, delivery is free from €99, payment is secure by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, and returns are accepted within 14 days.