The undercoat your brush keeps missing
A dual-sided rake built to pull out what a regular brush, or the slicker brush you already own, leaves behind. Gentle enough for daily use, on dogs and cats.
- Pulls loose undercoat out, not just the surface coat
- Two sides in one tool: wide teeth for mats, fine teeth for shedding
- Rounded stainless teeth, built not to nick skin
- Works on dogs and cats, any coat length
90-day money-back guarantee
Why this one finishes what yours started
Reaches past the surface
A slicker brush grooms the top layer. The wide and fine teeth here are built to work underneath it, where the loose undercoat actually sits.
No blade, no nicks
Rounded stainless teeth work through fur and tangles without a cutting edge anywhere near your pet's skin.
Loosens mats first
The wide-tooth side works a mat open before the fine-tooth side clears the loose hair out, so you're not starting with scissors.
No more shaving to fix it
Clears the undercoat without a full coat shave, so the topcoat stays intact and keeps doing its job.
FurVac vs. what you've already tried
| What matters | FurVac | Basic brush | Slicker / blade tool | Shaving at the groomer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reaches the undercoat, not just the topcoat | ||||
| Rounded teeth, no cutting edge | – | |||
| Works mats loose without scissors | – | |||
| Keeps the topcoat intact | ||||
| One tool for dogs and cats | – | |||
| What it costs you | $19.99 once | Low, but repeat buys | Higher, once | Recurring, adds up over visits |
You're already brushing. The fur keeps coming back anyway.
If you're brushing every day and still finding mats, still pulling tufts off the couch, the brush isn't the problem, the layer it reaches is. A regular brush, even a slicker brush, grooms the topcoat. The loose undercoat underneath stays put until it works its own way out, onto your floors, your car, your clothes. Dogs with a heavy double coat shed that layer year round, not just in spring and fall, so the same routine that used to be enough stops being enough.
Two sides, built for two layers
Think of it like a thick rug. A regular brush cleans the surface. This reaches the padding underneath, where the real shedding happens.
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Wide teeth
Work through mats and tangles first, without tugging at the skin underneath.
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Fine teeth
Lift the loose undercoat straight out once it's free, in the same pass.
No clippers, no blades. Just two rows of rounded teeth doing two different jobs.
One tool, every pet in the house
Dogs and cats both carry an undercoat, and both shed it the same way. One side handles mats, the other handles loose fur, on either one.
Just as gentle on cats
Cats groom themselves constantly and still end up with trapped undercoat and hairballs. A few slow passes a week clears what self-grooming leaves behind.
What actually comes off
Most owners expect a small handful. A first full session on a heavy double coat usually fills a grocery bag, and that's loose undercoat your pet was already shedding anyway, just not onto the floor anymore.
Get your FurVac rake
One rake, two sides, built for daily use.
90-day money-back guarantee
Questions pet owners ask
I already bought a deshedding tool and it didn't work. Why would this be different?
Most brushes, including slicker tools, are built to groom the topcoat. This rake's wide-tooth side works through mats first, then the fine-tooth side reaches into the undercoat underneath and lifts it out, so the same pass gets the layer a regular brush never touches.
Will the teeth scratch or hurt my dog?
The teeth are stainless and finely rounded at the tip, built to work through fur and tangles without a cutting edge near the skin. Go slowly on the first session, especially around the ears and belly, the same way you would with any new grooming tool.
Is this just another overhyped product I've seen in an ad?
It won't glide through a full coat in one effortless stroke, nobody's tool does. The first session on a heavy or matted coat takes patience and a few short sittings. What it does do is reach the undercoat layer that a regular brush leaves behind.
My pet is nervous about being brushed. Will they tolerate this?
Start with short, slow passes in an area your pet already likes being touched, and let them walk away if they need to. Most pets relax into it within a few short sessions once they learn it doesn't pull.
Will it work on a dog with thick mats, or do I need scissors first?
The wide-tooth side is built to work most mats loose on its own. For a mat that's packed tight against the skin, loosening it with your fingers first makes the rake's job easier and safer.
Does the loose hair actually come off the tool, or does it stay in the coat?
Pull the collected fur off the teeth by hand between strokes. It collects fast, so clearing it every few passes keeps the tool working at its best.
Is $19.99 worth it compared to a cheap brush?
A basic brush is cheaper up front but doesn't reach the undercoat, so the shedding keeps coming back. This is a one-time cost against a problem you'd otherwise be managing with repeat purchases or repeat groomer visits.
Does this replace a professional groomer?
For most owners, it replaces the repeat trips that exist only to deal with shedding and matting. It's not a substitute for a full grooming appointment when you want a cut or style.
Is the handle comfortable for a full grooming session?
The grip is non-slip rubber, built to stay steady through a full pass over a large coat. Like any hand tool, take a short break if your hand tires during a long first session.
What's your shipping and return policy?
Orders process in 1 to 2 days and arrive 5 to 10 days after that. If it's not right for you or your pet, you have 90 days to return it.
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