Give a thick coat the attention a quick surface brush can miss.
A long or dense coat can look tidy on top while still holding loose hair underneath. When your usual brush barely reaches through the fur, grooming can become repetitive and frustrating. This long-pin slicker brush is designed for working through suitable thick, long and coarse dog coats with a controlled brushing technique.
Its extended steel pins and curved layout help you work in small sections, while the non-slip handle gives you a steady point of control. It is a practical tool for owners who want to make regular coat care part of their time together.
Purposeful details for a more considered grooming routine
- Longer pins for a deeper reach: the approximately 2.5 cm steel pins are designed to reach into suitable dense coats rather than skimming only the outer surface.
- A curved pin layout: the angled design helps you approach the coat in sections and adjust your brushing direction as you work.
- A steady hold: the ABS handle has a non-slip design to help maintain control through short, deliberate strokes.
- Useful for regular loose-hair care: removing shed hair during grooming makes it easier to keep track of coat condition and collect the hair at the brush.
- A tool for the right coat: designed with thick, long or coarse hair in mind, particularly on medium and large dogs, with the reach needed for these fuller coat types.
Know your brush before you choose
The brush combines an ABS body with steel pins. Overall dimensions are approximately 15.5 × 10.2 × 5.2 cm, with pins approximately 2.5 cm long. Sizes are approximate.
Several colour and model options are shown in the selection menu. Variants explicitly labelled “2Pcs” contain two brushes; check the selected option carefully rather than assuming every variant is a two-piece set. Choose according to the option image and label.
A gentle routine for better coat care
Begin with a relaxed dog and a small section of coat. Hold the hair gently where needed and use light strokes in the direction of growth. Work gradually through the coat, pausing often to check comfort and remove collected hair from the pins. Long metal pins require care: avoid pressing into the skin and take particular care near sensitive areas.
Do not pull through tight knots or compacted mats. If the brush catches repeatedly, stop and use a more suitable technique or ask a qualified groomer for help. After use, remove loose hair, check the pins and store the brush clean and dry.
Useful answers
Which coats is it designed for?
Thick, long or coarse dog coats, particularly on medium and large dogs. Choose a tool suited to your individual dog's coat and comfort.
How should I work through a fuller coat?
Start with a small section and use gentle strokes in the direction of growth. Pause to remove collected hair and check your dog's comfort.
How often should I use it?
Let your dog's coat type, condition and comfort guide your routine. Ask your groomer if you are unsure.
Choose the right variant and turn regular brushing into a more organised part of caring for your dog's coat.
