4 Pieces Pet Grooming Kit - Dematting Combs, Slicker Brush, and Steel Comb for Removing Knots and Hair from Dogs, Cats, and Poodles

Good Pup TangleRoute 4-Piece Deep-Coat Grooming Set with Undercoat Rake, Long-Blade Dematting Comb, Slicker Brush & Steel Finishing Comb

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4 Pieces Pet Grooming Kit - Dematting Combs, Slicker Brush, and Steel Comb for Removing Knots and Hair from Dogs, Cats, and Poodles

Good Pup TangleRoute 4-Piece Deep-Coat Grooming Set with Undercoat Rake, Long-Blade Dematting Comb, Slicker Brush & Steel Finishing Comb

$22.99
Sale price  $22.99 Regular price  $0.00

When One Brush Cannot Handle Every Layer, Give Each Part of the Coat the Tool It Needs

Thick, long, and shedding coats rarely need just one kind of grooming. Loose undercoat can sit beneath the surface, knots may tighten around denser areas, and the outer coat still needs smoothing once the deeper work is finished. The Good Pup TangleRoute 4-Piece Deep-Coat Grooming Set brings four complementary tools together so dog parents can move through the routine in a more thoughtful order.

A bent undercoat rake reaches below the topcoat to lift loose fur, while the long-blade dematting comb helps separate manageable knots, mats, and tangles in more concentrated areas. The wide slicker brush then gathers shedding hair across larger sections, and the narrow steel finishing comb helps check progress and smooth the coat after brushing.

Stainless steel grooming components and rubberized handles give each tool a sturdy, practical feel in the hand. Suitable for many dogs and cats, as well as compatible long-haired pets, the set helps dog parents match the tool to the task instead of forcing one brush to do everything.

Why Dog Parents Love It:

  • Four-piece grooming set supports undercoat care, dematting, shedding removal, and finishing
  • Bent undercoat rake reaches beneath the topcoat to lift loose fur
  • Long-blade dematting comb targets manageable mats, knots, and tangled sections
  • Wide slicker brush helps collect shedding hair across larger coat areas
  • Narrow steel comb checks for remaining tangles and smooths the finished coat
  • Multiple tool shapes make it easier to match the grooming step to the coat’s condition
  • Stainless steel grooming components are designed for durability and repeated use
  • Rubberized handles provide a more secure and controlled grip
  • Suitable for thick, long, dense, and shedding coats
  • Useful for section-by-section grooming of dogs and cats
  • Can support regular coat maintenance between full grooming appointments
  • Particularly helpful for long-haired and double-coated pets
  • Compact individual tools are easy to carry and store
  • Manual design requires no charging, batteries, or replacement cartridges
  • Coordinated four-tool set keeps daily grooming supplies easier to organize
  • Helps prevent small tangles from becoming more difficult when used consistently

Four Tools with Four Different Jobs: The set is designed as a sequence rather than a collection of nearly identical brushes. The rake loosens undercoat, the dematting comb focuses on concentrated problem areas, the slicker collects loose hair, and the finishing comb checks the coat at the end.

Start Beneath the Surface: Loose undercoat often remains hidden even when the outer coat looks smooth. The bent rake reaches into those deeper layers and helps lift released fur before it settles around the home or contributes to compacted coat sections.

Focused Help for Knots and Developing Mats: The long steel dematting blades are intended for careful work on manageable tangles and matted sections. Their narrow format provides more control than a broad brush when one specific area needs extra attention.

Broader Coverage for Everyday Shedding: Once deeper tangles have been addressed, the slicker brush can move across the back, sides, chest, and other larger areas to collect loose hair and refine the coat. Its wide head helps cover more surface with each controlled pass.

A Finishing Comb That Reveals What the Brush Missed: The narrow steel comb is useful for checking whether a section has been thoroughly groomed. If it catches, that area may need another gentle pass; when it glides through smoothly, the coat is closer to a clean, even finish.

Built for a More Organized Grooming Order: Using the tools in sequence can make coat care feel less random and more manageable. Dog parents can begin with the deeper layers, address knots only where needed, gather loose fur, and finish by checking the coat section by section.

Product Details:

  • Four-piece manual pet grooming set
  • Includes one bent undercoat rake
  • Includes one long-blade dematting comb
  • Includes one wide slicker brush
  • Includes one narrow steel finishing comb
  • Designed for undercoat removal, detangling, shedding control, and coat finishing
  • Stainless steel grooming teeth and pins
  • Rubberized grip sections
  • Suitable for many dogs and cats
  • Also suitable for compatible long-haired pets based on supplier information
  • Particularly useful for thick, long, dense, and shedding coats
  • Red and black color palette
  • Approximate long-blade dematting comb dimensions: 7.3 × 2.2 inches
  • Approximate slicker brush dimensions: 7.1 × 4.1 inches
  • Approximate steel comb dimensions: 7.7 × 1.2 inches
  • Approximate undercoat rake dimensions: 5.5 × 1.3 inches
  • Includes four individual grooming tools

How It Works: Begin on a dry coat that has been inspected for irritation and severe matting. Use the undercoat rake with light strokes in the direction of hair growth to lift loose deeper fur. Address isolated manageable tangles with the dematting comb, working from the outer edge inward while holding the coat near the base. Follow with the slicker brush across larger sections, then use the steel finishing comb to check for remaining catches and smooth the coat.

Care Instructions: Remove trapped hair and debris from every tool after each grooming session. Wipe the stainless steel components with a slightly damp cloth when needed, then dry them immediately and completely. Clean the rubberized handles with mild soap and a damp cloth without soaking the tools. Store the set in a clean, dry place where the teeth, blades, and pins will not become bent.

Safety Note: Examine the skin and coat for wounds, irritation, hidden debris, and tightly packed mats before grooming. Use light pressure and short, controlled strokes. Do not force the rake or dematting blades through severe matting or drag metal teeth tightly against the skin. Avoid the eyes, inner ears, skin folds, and sensitive areas. Closely packed mats near the body may require assistance from an experienced groomer. Keep all metal grooming tools away from children when not in use.

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