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Product Details

The overall brush measures approximately 23.5cm from the end of the handle to the top of the brush head. This gives enough reach for regular home grooming while remaining easy to control.

The oval brush surface covers a practical amount of coat with each stroke. The pin layout is suitable for separating longer hairs and lifting loose coat from medium, long and curly textures.

Colours are supplied assorted. The exact green or blue shade may differ from the product image, but the brush design and grooming function remain the same.

The brush is made for use by a person on a dog and should not be left where an unsupervised pet or child can chew, bend or play with it.

Materials and Safety

The Pawise pin brush combines metal pins, a plastic brush body and a rubber-covered handle. The rounded pin tips are designed to reduce scratching while still moving through the coat effectively.

• Inspect all pins before each grooming session.
• Do not use the brush if pins are bent, loose or missing.
• Use light pressure near thinly coated areas.
• Avoid open wounds, rashes and inflamed skin.
• Do not force the brush through tight mats.
• Keep the tool away from chewing pets.
• Remove trapped fur after every session.
• Store the brush clean and dry.

Before brushing, check the dog for sores, bruises, skin irritation, ticks or tender areas that may be concealed by the coat. Stop if the dog repeatedly flinches, cries, snaps or shows clear discomfort.

Rounded tips make the brush more comfortable, but pressure still matters. Work slowly and avoid repeatedly brushing the same patch until the skin becomes red.

Dense mats close to the skin can hide inflammation and are easily pulled. Use a suitable detangling tool or seek professional grooming assistance rather than cutting blindly beneath the mat.

Clean the brush between unrelated animals, particularly where fungal infection, mites or another contagious skin problem is suspected.

Directions for Use

1. Allow the dog to see and smell the brush.
2. Check the coat and skin for painful or damaged areas.
3. Begin on a broad, comfortable body section.
4. Brush in the direction of natural coat growth.
5. Use short, gentle strokes through thicker areas.
6. Remove collected hair from the pins regularly.
7. Clean and store the brush after grooming.

Start at the ends of longer hair and gradually work towards the body. This reduces pulling and makes small tangles easier to separate.

Use one hand to support the coat near a tangle while brushing with the other. Holding the hair closer to the skin can reduce tugging on sensitive areas.

Keep early grooming sessions short for puppies or nervous dogs. Reward calm behaviour and finish before the dog becomes restless.

Brush carefully around the ears, tail, legs, chest and underside, where longer hair often tangles. Avoid the eyes, mouth, genital area and any injured skin.

After grooming, pull loose fur from the pins and wipe the brush clean. Allow it to dry fully before storing it in a ventilated grooming area.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which coat types suit this brush?
It is best suited to medium, long and curly dog coats.

How long is the brush?
The overall length is approximately 23.5cm.

Are the pins sharp?
The metal pins have rounded tips for more comfortable grooming.

Can it remove tight mats?
No. Tight or painful mats require a suitable detangling tool or professional grooming.

Which colours are available?
The brush is supplied in assorted green or blue colours.

Can it be used on short coats?
It may collect some loose hair, but it is mainly designed for medium, long and curly coats.

How should it be cleaned?
Remove trapped fur, wipe or rinse as needed and dry it fully.

Pawise Dog Pin Brush provides rounded metal pins and a secure rubber grip for comfortable regular grooming of medium, long and curly coats.