Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I use a slicker brush on my dog?
Use it at every bath while conditioner is in the coat, because that is when undercoat releases most easily. Between baths, brushing a dry coat with a detangling spray helps when your dog is shedding or you notice loose undercoat building up. Short, regular sessions work better than occasional long ones, since undercoat is easier to remove before it compacts.
Does a slicker brush hurt my dog?
Not with the right technique. Use light pressure and let the pins move through the coat without pressing into the skin. Work in small sections and follow the direction of hair growth. It takes some practice, so start slowly. If you are unsure, ask a groomer to show you the correct angle and pressure.
Why choose a large 13 cm slicker brush?
A larger head covers more coat with each stroke, so brushing the body, flanks and hindquarters of a medium to large dog goes faster. For smaller dogs, or tight areas like the face, paws and armpits, a smaller brush or a fine comb gives better control.

