
FurAway Deshedding Brush
- Dual-sided: dematting + deshedding in one tool
- Rounded, blunt-tipped pins — gentle on skin
- Rust-resistant stainless steel teeth
- Safe for dogs and long-haired cats
Two sides, one grooming session
Start with the wide-set teeth to gently work through mats and tangles, especially behind the ears, legs, and hindquarters. Flip to the fine-set side to reach the dense undercoat and lift out loose fur before it sheds on its own.
Best used on a dry, brushed-out coat, moving in the direction of hair growth with light, even pressure — no need to press hard for the pins to do their job.
Materials that hold up to every shedding season
Stainless steel pins resist rust and stay effective over time, so you're not pressing harder to compensate for a dulling tool. The ergonomic, non-slip handle is shaped to reduce hand fatigue during longer sessions.
Three steps to a fur-free home
Brush out first
Start with a dry, tangle-free coat for the best results.
Dematt, then deshed
Wide teeth for tangles, fine teeth for the undercoat — light, even strokes.
Repeat weekly
1–3 sessions a week keeps shedding manageable, more during coat blow season.
FurAway vs. the basics
| FurAway | Slicker Brush | Blade Deshedder | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reaches the undercoat | ✓ | Limited | ✓ |
| Rounded, skin-safe tips | ✓ | ✓ | Blades |
| Dual-sided (mats + deshed) | ✓ | — | — |
| Safe for cats & dogs | ✓ | ✓ | Caution advised |
"Worth every penny. It pulls out way more loose fur than our old brush and makes grooming so much faster."
"I wasn't sure if this brush would be much different from the cheaper ones I've tried, but it exceeded my expectations. It removes an incredible amount of loose undercoat without pulling, and my dog actually seems to enjoy being brushed now. Cleanup is quick, the brush feels well made, and it's saved me so much time vacuuming. Definitely one of the best pet purchases I've made this year!"
"I bought this hoping it would help with my Husky's shedding, and it absolutely delivered. After just a couple of grooming sessions, there was noticeably less fur on our floors and furniture. I wish I'd bought it sooner."
Specifications
| Material | Stainless steel pins, ergonomic ABS handle |
| Best for | Double-coated & long-haired dogs and cats |
| Design | Dual-sided — wide + fine tooth spacing |
| Tip style | Rounded, blunt safety tips |
| Sizes | Small, Large |
| Colors | Red, Blue |
| Recommended use | 1–3x weekly, dry coat |
Gentle by design
Unlike blade-style deshedding tools, FurAway's rounded pins are shaped to lift loose fur without cutting the topcoat or nicking skin. Always brush with light pressure and let the tool do the work — pressing too hard reduces effectiveness and can be uncomfortable for your dog.
Frequently asked questions
Which size should I choose?
Small suits cats and small breeds; Large is built for medium-to-large double-coated dogs.
Does color affect performance?
No — Red and Blue are identical in materials and construction, purely a style choice.
How often should I use it?
1–3 times a week works well for most double-coated breeds, more often during seasonal coat blow.
Will it hurt my dog?
No — the rounded, blunt-tipped pins are designed to lift loose hair without cutting skin, used with light, even pressure.
What's your return policy?
We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee — if you're not satisfied, send it back for a full refund.
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