Dog Undercoat Deshedding Tool with Stainless Steel Curved Edge and Hair Release Button, Multiple Sizes – FURminator
A dog undercoat deshedding tool reaches beneath the topcoat to remove loose undercoat hair before it lands on furniture, floors, and clothing. FURminator uses a stainless steel curved edge that follows the dog’s natural shape, an ergonomic handle for steady control, and a FURejector button that releases collected hair from the tool. Separate versions match short or long coats and Small, Medium, or Large size ranges.
Select both the coat-length and dog-size labels carefully before ordering; the large long-hair version is designed for dogs over 50 pounds. Available variants also include new-model labels, a medium long-hair deshedding bundle, and a 12-pack large long-hair option. Use weekly on healthy double coats as directed, moving in the direction of hair growth without pressing into the skin. Brush out tangles first, avoid wounds or irritated areas, and stop before repeated passes cause redness.
Specifications
- Brand: FURminator
- Product: Dog undercoat deshedding tool
- Coat options: Short hair or long hair
- Size options: Small, Medium, or Large
- Large long-hair suitability: Dogs over 50 pounds
- Edge material: Stainless steel
- Edge shape: Curved to follow body contours
- Hair release: FURejector push button
- Handle: Ergonomic grip
- Recommended schedule: Weekly on suitable double coats according to source
- Additional variants: New-model versions, medium long-hair deshedding bundle, and large long-hair 12-pack
- Color: Blue on detailed model
- Detailed model: P-92926-5
- Detailed dimensions: 6.5 x 2 x 8.75 inches
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose the correct deshedding tool?
Match both the short- or long-hair label and the Small, Medium, or Large size to the dog. The detailed large long-hair version is for dogs over 50 pounds.
What does the FURejector button do?
Press the FURejector button to release collected undercoat hair from the stainless steel edge, making repeated grooming passes easier to manage.
How often should I use the tool?
The source recommends weekly use on suitable double-coated dogs. Use light passes, monitor the skin, and adjust frequency for the individual coat.
Does the tool cut the topcoat?
The FURminator edge is designed to remove loose undercoat without cutting or damaging the topcoat when used as directed. Detangle first and never force it through mats.