Self-Cleaning Slicker Brush with Plastic Bristles

Grooming your pet shouldn't mean spending five minutes picking 
fur out of a brush afterwards. TailSetter's self-cleaning slicker 
brush removes loose fur, tangles, and debris from your pet's coat 
— then clears itself with one button press. Grooming, simplified.

Key Features:
- Self-cleaning mechanism — press button to retract bristles 
  and remove collected fur instantly
- Fine plastic bristles reach through the topcoat to the undercoat
- Reduces shedding with regular use
- Gentle on skin — won't scratch or irritate
- Ergonomic handle — comfortable for extended grooming sessions
- Suitable for dogs and cats with short to medium length coats

How to Use:
Step 1: Brush through your pet's coat in long, gentle strokes
Step 2: Work in sections, brushing in the direction of growth
Step 3: Press the self-cleaning button to eject collected fur
Step 4: Continue until the coat is smooth and tangle-free

Regular use reduces shedding around your home significantly.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How does the self-cleaning mechanism work?
A: Press the button on the handle and the bristles retract into 
the brush head, pushing all collected fur to the surface. Simply 
wipe it away — no picking fur out of bristles by hand.

Q: Is it suitable for all coat types?
A: The slicker brush works best on short to medium length coats. 
For very long or heavily matted coats, use the double-sided wooden 
brush first to detangle, then finish with the slicker brush.

Q: How often should I use it?
A: 2-3 times per week for most dogs and cats. Regular use 
significantly reduces shedding around your home.

Q: Will the bristles hurt my pet?
A: No. The fine plastic bristles are gentle on skin when used 
correctly. Always brush in the direction of hair growth and avoid 
pressing too hard on bony areas like the spine.

Q: Can I use this brush on a puppy or kitten?
A: Yes, with light pressure. Start with short 2-3 minute sessions 
so young pets get used to the sensation gradually.