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Wooden Handle Steel Comb

$41.99

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Fine Tooth (Short Hair)Wide Tooth (Long Hair)Long & Short Tooth (Undercoat)Set of 3 Combs

Lift out loose undercoat, work through small tangles, & leave the coat smooth and tidy with a classic steel comb on warm wood.

🪵 Solid wood round handle
🔩 Stainless-steel pins, rounded tips
🐈 Fine, wide or long & short
🧹 Loose hair slides off the pins
🪶 Light, about 23-25 g each

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Ingredients & safety

Solid wood handle with a walnut-brown finish (wood species not stated) and stainless-steel pins with rounded tips. Comb with light pressure, especially over the spine and belly where skin is thin. Do not drag the comb through a tight mat; loosen it gradually, and see a groomer for large or tight mats. Wipe the handle clean and keep it dry. Not a chew toy; store it away from pets.

What's in the box

1 comb in your chosen style, or 3 combs in the set

Shipping & returns

Free standard shipping on US orders of $39 or more; orders under $39 ship for $10. Every order ships with tracking, and you can return items within 30 days. See our shipping policy and refund policy for details.

A classic comb for short and long coats

Plenty of cats dodge the brush, and shed fur ends up everywhere. These steel-pin combs on a solid wood handle lift loose hair and work through small tangles, with a pin style for short, long or dense coats.

Solid wood round handle

The round wooden handle has a warm walnut-brown finish and holds like a thick pencil.

Steel pins with rounded tips

Bright stainless-steel pins are stiff yet springy, keep their shape with regular use, and end in rounded tips.

Three pin styles

Fine Tooth has 78 pins for short coats, Wide Tooth has 29 for long-hair tangles, and Long & Short Tooth has 62 for loose undercoat.

Loose hair slides off

Hair gathers on the pins and slides off with a pinch, so cleanup between strokes is quick.

Comb-Out in 3 Steps

Loosen with fingers

Tease small tangles apart with your fingers first so the comb never drags through a knot.

Comb gently through

Comb in the direction of hair growth with light pressure, one section at a time.

Slide hair off

Pinch the gathered hair and slide it off the pins, then move on to the next section.

A closer look

Everyday uses
Shedding season on the sofa, lap-time combing for short coats, and slow back combing for senior cats who no longer groom every spot.
Size & materials
Each comb is about 19.7 cm (7.8 in) long with a pin row about 7.6 cm (3.0 in) long, and weighs about 23-25 g (0.8-0.9 oz). Fine Tooth (Short Hair): 78 short, dense pins. Wide Tooth (Long Hair): 29 longer, widely spaced pins. Long & Short Tooth (Undercoat): 62 alternating long and short pins. Set of 3 Combs: one of each.

Questions cat parents ask

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Which comb style should I choose?

Choose Fine Tooth for short coats and debris, Wide Tooth for tangles in long coats, and Long & Short Tooth for loose undercoat, since its mixed pins do a bit of both. The Set of 3 Combs covers multi-cat homes and changing coats.

How big is each comb?

About 19.7 cm (7.8 in) end to end, with a 7.6 cm (3.0 in) row of pins. Each one weighs under 1 oz.

Will it get through mats?

It handles small tangles. Loosen knots with your fingers first, and leave large or tight mats to a groomer.

My cat hates being brushed. Is a comb any different?

Some cats that dislike brushes accept a slim comb better. Start with a few slow strokes on the back, then stop while your cat is still happy.