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Boar Bristle Pet Brush for Short Haired Dogs and Cats, Dog Cast Hair Brush for Shedding with Beech Wood Handle and Non-Slip Rubber
$23.99
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- Entry-Level Pet Brush: Gently removes loose fur, enhances natural oils, and boosts coat shine for dogs and cats. Gentle and non-irritating to hair, pets can adapt more easily to the feeling of brushing.
- Premium Boar Bristle Dog&Cat Brush: Made with boar bristles and durable beechwood for long-lasting use. Please note that it cannot brush through the hair roots and can only clean the surface, increasing the oiliness of the scalp
- Ergonomic Non-Slip Handle: Features a comfort-grip rubber ring for easy, secure handling. Good for holding and brushing shedding dog hair. Protecting your dog while also effectively protecting your hands
- Sweet Moments with Your Beloved Pet: Enhances pet-owner interaction while keeping your companion’s coat healthy and beautiful. Increase intimacy with your family
- Suitable for Many Pets: Suitable for short-haired cats and dogs, especially pets with sensitive skin or older pets. It can also be used as a horsehair brush, rabbit brush, wool brush, guinea pig brush, etc
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