Keep Your Dog's Coat Clean and Healthy with Our Self Cleaning Dog Brush
Make grooming a breeze with our innovative slicker brush. Designed to effortlessly remove loose fur and dirt while keeping your sheltie's coat shiny and smooth.
Simplify Your Pet Care Routine
Save time and effort with our self-cleaning dog brush that makes grooming quick and easy. Perfect for daily use, it helps maintain your dog's hygiene without the hassle.
Promote Comfort and Bonding with Your Pet
Enhance your pet's grooming experience with our gentle yet effective self-cleaning brush. It's designed to be comfortable for your dog, fostering a closer bond during grooming sessions.
Invest in Quality Grooming for Your Best Friend
Ensure your dog looks and feels their best with our premium self-cleaning dog brush. Durable and practical, it's an essential tool for every pet owner committed to their dog's well-being.
How to Use a Slicker Brush on a Sheltie
A slicker brush has a flat or slightly curved base with fine, angled wire bristles. It’s designed to remove loose hair, undercoat, and mats without damaging the topcoat — when used correctly.
✨ When to Use a Slicker Brush
- During seasonal shedding
When de-matting or removing tangles
On areas that trap moisture or friction (armpits, ears, tail base)
After a bath (when coat is dry or slightly damp, never wet)
🪮 How to Use It Properly
1. Start with a conditioning spray
Lightly mist the coat with a leave-in detangling spray to reduce static and minimize breakage.
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Never slicker-brush a dry coat aggressively — it's one of the biggest grooming mistakes.
2. Work in sections (line brushing)
3. Avoid high-pressure brushing
Too much pressure = risk of brush burn on the skin.
Use a gentle grip, and if your dog flinches — stop.
Why Slicker Brushes Are So Useful for Shelties
- Removes shed undercoat efficiently
- Helps prevent matting before it starts
- Essential for keeping the coat breathable and clean
- Especially useful during spring and fall shedding seasons
⚠️ Caution:
Do not use a slicker brush for everyday quick brushing — it’s more of a targeted tool, not for the full coat unless used with experience.
