Double-Sided Dematting Comb and Undercoat Rake with Curved Stainless Steel Teeth and Wood Handle – Freshly Bailey
Double-Sided Dematting Comb and Undercoat Rake with Curved Stainless Steel Teeth and Wood Handle – Freshly Bailey
A double-sided dematting comb and undercoat rake helps separate mats, loosen tangles, and lift shed fur from medium or long-haired dogs and cats. Freshly Bailey uses curved stainless steel teeth designed to move through dense coats while keeping the sharper working edges directed away from the skin. One side has wider spacing for larger mats, while the narrower side handles loose undercoat, lighter tangles, and finishing passes.
The manual rake measures approximately 6.69 by 3.94 by 1.1 inches and combines sturdy metal teeth with an ergonomic wood handle. It suits thick, long, or double coats on pets such as Goldens, Huskies, Doodles, Persians, Ragdolls, and Aussies when used with careful technique. Hold the coat near a knot, start at the outer edge, and use short strokes in the direction of growth. Never force the teeth through resistance, and choose professional grooming when a mat lies tight against the skin.
Specifications
- Brand: Freshly Bailey
- Product: Pet dematting comb and undercoat rake
- Design: Double sided
- Teeth: Curved stainless steel
- Handle: Ergonomic wood
- Dimensions: Approximately 6.69 x 3.94 x 1.1 inches
- Listed size: 7.60 x 3.75 inches
- Weight: Approximately 5.6 ounces
- Color: Blue and black
- Coat types: Medium, long, thick, or double coats
- Suitable pets: Dogs and cats
- Power source: Manual
Frequently Asked Questions
Which side should I use first?
Use the wide-tooth side on larger mats and dense tangles, then switch to the narrow-tooth side for loose undercoat, lighter tangles, and finishing.
Can this rake be used on short coats?
It is designed primarily for medium, long, thick, and double coats. Short or fine coats may be better served by a softer brush with less tooth depth.
How do I reduce pulling around a mat?
Hold the coat close to the skin, begin at the outer edge of the mat, and work inward with short strokes in the direction of hair growth. Stop rather than forcing the rake.
When should I use a professional groomer?
Ask a groomer for help when a mat sits tightly against the skin, covers a large area, hides irritation, or cannot be loosened without discomfort.