Pet Deshedding Grooming Brush
The deshedding brush that empties itself in one press
Pulls the loose undercoat out in minutes, on dogs and cats alike. One press ejects the fur, so you are not picking it out of the teeth afterwards.
- Tracked shipping. Order before 2pm ET and it ships the same day.
- Honest coat advice. Tell us the breed and coat type and we'll say whether it's worth it — including when it isn't.
The fur is not on your pet. It's on everything else.
Brushing helps right up until the brush fills, and then you are picking a felted mat out of metal teeth with your fingernails. Most people stop halfway. The undercoat stays where it is, and so does the fur on your sofa.
Bent teeth that glide, and a button that clears them
The teeth are rounded and angled to slip under the topcoat and lift the loose undercoat without dragging on the skin. When the head fills, one press retracts them and the whole clump comes off in a single piece. No picking felted fur out of metal, which is where most people give up halfway.
Under the topcoat, not into the skin
The teeth are rounded and angled, so they lift the loose undercoat without dragging on what's underneath.
Finished before they lose patience
No stopping halfway to pick felted fur out of metal teeth. One press and you carry on.
Ten minutes is usually plentyA groom, not a wrestling match.
A cat forgives a bad brush exactly once. Rounded teeth slide under the topcoat instead of catching on it.
- Rounded stainless teeth, no scratching
- Light pressure is all it needs
- Same tool for the dog, with a firmer hand
The loose layer, not the coat they need.
You're removing the undercoat that's already on its way out, not stripping a coat that's doing a job.
Where you see the biggest difference — the loose undercoat comes out in clumps.
Rounded stainless teeth · self-cleaning head · wipe clean, not dishwasher safe
Brush, press, done
Empty it in a press, wipe it, done
The whole point of the head is that you never pick fur out of metal teeth. One press and the clump lifts off in a single piece.
Will it suit your pet's coat?
One head for dogs and cats. Two questions and we'll tell you whether it's worth it for yours.
What kind of coat?
1 OF 2
Suits
One head, dogs and cats
- Thick double coats — the biggest difference
- Medium and long coats
- Short coats, with a lighter hand
- Cats, starting slow
Ask us first
We'll tell you honestly, including when it's no
- Curly and wool coats
- Hairless or very fine coats
- Pets with sore or broken skin
- Properly felted mats — those need cutting out
Made to be used, not fought with
Wipe the head with a damp cloth now and then · Not dishwasher safe · Start slow with a pet that hasn't been groomed much
What you get
One self-cleaning head that reaches the undercoat on dogs and cats, and empties itself in a press.
- 1 × self-cleaning brushone size, for dogs and cats
- Care cardwith the cleaning and pressure notes
| A rubber mitt | A basic slicker | This brush | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reaches the undercoat | No | Yes | Yes |
| Clears itself | No | No | Yes |
| Rounded, skin-safe teeth | Yes | Sometimes | Yes |
| Works on cats too | Yes | Sometimes | Yes |
| Fur off in one press | No | No | Yes |
| Usable for a full session | Tiring | Clogs | Yes |
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For the pets still waiting for their person.
A share of every Rumble & Rest order goes toward supporting registered US 501(c)(3) rescues. It comes out of what we make on the order — not a checkout add-on we ask you to cover.
Rescues we support
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Muddy Paws RescueNew York City
Foster-based rescue helping homeless dogs find permanent homes.
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Wags & WalksLos Angeles / Nashville
Dog rescue focused on saving at-risk dogs and placing them with families.
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Best Friends Animal SocietyUnited States
National animal welfare organization helping homeless pets and supporting lifesaving shelter work.
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Organizations shown are examples of rescue groups Rumble & Rest supports through donations.
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Answered before you ask
Does it work on cats as well as dogs?
Yes — same tool for both. Short coats need a lighter hand and fewer passes; thick double coats are where you see the biggest difference. Start slow with a cat that has not been groomed much.
Will it scratch my pet's skin?
The teeth are rounded stainless steel and glide rather than dig. Keep the head flat against the coat rather than pressing in, and stop if the skin goes pink — that is a sign of too much pressure, not of the tool.
How often should I use it?
Once or twice a week outside shedding season, more often during it. Ten minutes is usually plenty; you are removing the loose undercoat, not the topcoat.
How do I clean it?
Press the button and the collected fur lifts straight off the teeth. Wipe the head with a damp cloth now and then. Not dishwasher safe.
Can I use it on a puppy or kitten?
Yes, gently and briefly. Young coats have less undercoat to lift, so a few light passes is all it takes — and it gets them used to being handled early.
When will it ship and how quickly will it arrive?
Ships the next business day, then arrives in up to 15 business days, tracked. The tracking number is emailed to you when it leaves us. Free international shipping.
What if it isn't right for my pet?
Email us within 30 days of delivery and we'll send a prepaid returns label. Full refund within five business days of it reaching us, and it doesn't need to come back spotless or in the original packaging.
Try it. Your pet decides.
30 days on real drives · Prepaid returns label · It doesn't need to come back spotless