Good Pup CoatDetail 7-Piece Grooming Comb Set with Dual-Sided Undercoat Rake, Dematting Tools, Flea Comb & Precision Face Combs

From Thick Undercoat to Tiny Face Details, Give Every Part of the Coat the Right Kind of Care

A full grooming routine often involves much more than brushing the back and sides. Loose undercoat, developing knots, fleas and debris, fine leg furnishings, and delicate areas around the face all require different levels of reach and control. The Good Pup CoatDetail 7-Piece Grooming Comb Set brings together specialized tools for those different jobs, helping dog parents work through the coat from deeper layers to smaller finishing areas.

The dual-sided undercoat rake features a 9-tooth side for concentrated tangles and a 17-tooth side for lifting loose fur and thinning released undercoat. Additional metal combs help separate manageable knots, smooth longer sections, inspect for fleas and debris, and groom the finer hair around the legs, ears, and face.

Rounded teeth and easy-to-hold plastic grips support more controlled grooming across small, medium, and large pets. Suitable for many dogs, cats, and rabbits, the set gives pet parents a practical way to match each tool to the coat area instead of expecting one brush to handle every grooming need.

Why Dog Parents Love It:

• Seven-piece set supports deshedding, dematting, flea inspection, coat smoothing, and detailed face grooming
• Dual-sided undercoat rake provides two tooth patterns for different coat conditions
• 9-tooth rake side helps work through manageable mats and concentrated tangles
• 17-tooth rake side helps lift loose undercoat and shedding fur
• Full-length metal comb supports general detangling and coat finishing
• Fine-tooth flea comb helps inspect for fleas, flea dirt, eggs, and small debris
• Two knot-opening combs provide different options for localized tangles
• Fine-tooth grooming comb helps manage soft fur around the ears, legs, and smaller areas
• Small detail comb supports careful grooming around the face and tear-stained fur
• Rounded metal teeth are designed for gentler contact with the skin
• Anti-slip plastic grips provide steadier control during detailed grooming
• Suitable for long-haired, thick-coated, and double-coated pets
• Useful for dogs, cats, and rabbits based on supplier information
• Multiple comb sizes make it easier to work section by section
• Manual tools require no charging, batteries, or replacement cartridges
• Compact pieces are easy to organize in a grooming drawer or travel kit

Two Rake Sides for Two Different Coat Challenges: The wider-spaced 9-tooth side is intended for concentrated knots and developing mats, while the 17-tooth side provides finer coverage for removing loose undercoat. Switching sides allows dog parents to adjust the tool to the coat instead of using the same tooth spacing everywhere.

A Better Way to Move from Deep Coat to Finished Coat: After the rake loosens deeper fur, the full-length metal comb helps smooth the outer coat and identify areas that still catch. This creates a more organized sequence from undercoat work to final coat checking.

Specialized Combs for Smaller Grooming Areas: Large brushes can feel awkward around the ears, legs, muzzle, and other detailed areas. The smaller fine-tooth and knot-opening combs offer greater visibility and control where shorter strokes and a gentler touch are needed.

Closer Inspection for Fleas and Debris: The fine-tooth flea comb is designed to move through small coat sections close to the skin, helping collect fleas, flea dirt, eggs, loose fur, and debris. It can also be used to inspect areas that are easy to overlook during broader brushing.

More Thoughtful Care around the Face: The smallest detail comb helps groom fine hair near the eyes and muzzle and can lift dried debris from the surrounding fur when used carefully. It should be kept away from direct contact with the eyes and used only with light, controlled movements.

A Practical Set for Multi-Step Grooming: Rather than offering seven versions of the same tool, this kit covers several distinct stages of care. Dog parents can loosen undercoat, address knots, inspect for fleas, smooth the coat, and finish delicate areas with tools better suited to each step.

Product Details:

• Seven-piece manual pet grooming comb set
• Includes one dual-sided deshedding and dematting undercoat rake
• Undercoat rake features one 9-tooth side
• Undercoat rake features one 17-tooth side
• Includes one full-length metal grooming comb
• Includes one fine-tooth flea comb
• Includes two knot-opening grooming combs
• Includes one fine-tooth detail comb
• Includes one small facial and tear-area grooming comb
• Designed for deshedding, detangling, dematting, flea inspection, and coat finishing
• Rounded and smooth metal teeth based on supplier information
• Stainless steel grooming components
• Durable anti-slip plastic grips
• Suitable for small, medium, and large pets
• Suitable for many dogs, cats, and rabbits
• Particularly useful for long-haired, thick, and double-coated pets
• Black, blue, pink, white, and silver color palette
• Exact individual tool dimensions not confirmed by the supplier

How It Works: Begin with a dry coat and divide it into manageable sections. Use the 17-tooth side of the undercoat rake with light strokes to lift loose fur, then switch to the 9-tooth side only where manageable knots or denser sections need more focused attention. Follow with the full-length metal comb to smooth and check the coat. Use the flea comb close to the skin in small sections, and reserve the smaller combs for ears, legs, facial furnishings, and other detailed areas.

Care Instructions: Remove trapped hair and debris from each comb after use. Wash the metal teeth with mild soap and water when needed, avoiding prolonged soaking of the handles. Rinse thoroughly and dry every tool immediately and completely before storage. Keep the combs together in a clean, dry area where the teeth will not become bent.

Safety Note: Inspect the skin and coat for wounds, irritation, hidden debris, and severe matting before grooming. Use short, gentle strokes and never force metal teeth through tightly packed mats. Avoid direct contact with the eyes, inside the ears, skin folds, and irritated areas. When grooming around the face, hold the pet securely and keep the comb teeth pointed away from the eyes. Severe mats close to the skin may require assistance from an experienced groomer. Store all tools away from children when not in use.