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Everyday Brushes

Slicker, soft, and bristle brushes for regular grooming

Coat Maintenance Tools

Dematting, detangling, and deshedding tools for more intensive care

Rubber & Bath Brushes

For short-haired pets or use during bathing, massaging and gentle

Flea & Fine-Tooth Combs

Catch fleas, eggs, and fine debris from the coat

Gloves

Grooming mitts for light brushing, massaging, and removing loose hair

Brushes & Combs

Keep your dog's coat healthy, tangle-free, and looking its best with our complete range of Brushes & Combs. Whether you are maintaining a smooth short coat, managing a thick double coat, detangling a long silky one, or simply enjoying a relaxing grooming session with your dog, our selection covers every coat type and grooming need with the right tool for every job.

Regular brushing is one of the most important parts of your dog's care routine. It removes loose fur, dirt, and debris, stimulates the skin and promotes healthy circulation, distributes natural oils throughout the coat for a healthy shine, and helps you spot any skin irritations, lumps, or parasites early. With the right brush or comb in hand, grooming becomes a bonding experience your dog can genuinely enjoy.

Why Choose Our Brushes & Combs?

  • Right Tool for Every Coat Products available for short, long, curly, double, and wire-haired coats across all breed sizes.
  • Reduces Shedding Regular brushing with the right tool significantly reduces loose fur around the home by removing it at the source.
  • Healthier Skin & Coat Stimulates blood circulation and distributes natural oils for a shinier, healthier coat over time.
  • Detangles & Prevents Matting Dematting and detangling tools tackle knots before they develop into painful mats, especially in long-haired breeds.
  • Gentle on Sensitive Dogs Soft and rubber brush options available for dogs with sensitive skin or low grooming tolerance.
  • Doubles as a Bonding Tool Regular brushing sessions strengthen the bond between you and your dog while keeping them comfortable and well-groomed.

Explore our full range of Brushes & Combs for Dogs available in Lebanon and find the perfect grooming tool to keep your dog's coat healthy, clean, and tangle-free every day. Enjoy same-day delivery in Beirut and up to 3 days anywhere in Lebanon.

FAQ

How often should I brush my dog?

Brushing frequency depends on your dog's coat type. Short-haired breeds generally benefit from brushing once or twice a week to remove loose fur and keep the coat clean. Medium and long-haired breeds should be brushed at least three to four times a week, and some long or double-coated breeds benefit from daily brushing to prevent tangles and matting. During shedding season, increasing brushing frequency for any coat type helps manage loose fur more effectively.

What type of brush is best for my dog's coat type?
  • Slicker brushes are versatile and work well for most coat types, helping remove loose fur and light tangles.
  • Pin brushes suit longer, silkier coats.
  • Bristle brushes are ideal for short-haired, smooth-coated breeds.
  • Undercoat rakes and deshedding tools are best for thick double coats.
  • Rubber and bath brushes work well on short-haired dogs and during bathing.

If you are unsure which brush suits your dog best, check the product description or consult your groomer or veterinarian.

What is the difference between a slicker brush and a dematting tool?

A slicker brush is designed for regular everyday grooming to remove loose fur, light debris, and minor tangles from the surface of the coat. A dematting tool has wider-spaced, sharper teeth designed to gently work through stubborn knots and mats deeper in the coat without pulling excessively on the skin. For dogs with longer or thicker coats, both tools used together as part of a regular routine give the best results.

How do I use a flea comb correctly?

Work through your dog's coat in small sections using a flea comb, starting from the head and moving toward the tail. Comb slowly and close to the skin to catch fleas, eggs, and debris effectively. After each stroke, dip the comb into a bowl of warm soapy water to remove anything caught in the teeth before continuing. Regular use alongside a veterinarian-recommended flea prevention treatment gives the best protection.

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