The Problem
Loose Fur Hides Under the Top Coat
What you see on your sofa is only the tip. Dead undercoat stays trapped underneath shedding daily until it's removed.
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Furlee Dual-Head Deshedding Brush
Reach through the top coat to remove loose undercoat fur in one glide. Less shedding, less fur on your sofa, less time cleaning. Visible results from the first grooming session.
- Removes up to 95% of loose undercoat fur
- Reaches through the top coat safely no skin scratching
- Works on short, long, curly, and double coats
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The fur on your sofa didn't get there today. It's been building deep in your carpet and cushions for months.
So we wrote three guides that show you exactly how to:
- Get ahead of heavy shedding season before it starts
- Lift the fur that's already deep in your carpet and sofa
- Clear fur off dark clothes, car seats and everywhere else
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A deshedding session at the groomer's: £45–£65, every few months. Do it at home, any time.
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Use it during your normal grooming for 30 days. If you don't see visibly less fur around your home, we refund you in full, no questions asked.
Product Details
Handle Material: Non-slip ergonomic rubber grip
Blade Material: Rust-resistant stainless steel
Design: Dual-sided, 9-tooth for dematting, 17-tooth for deshedding
Suitable For: Dogs and cats of all coats and sizes
Care: Wipe blades clean after each use, hand wash the handle if needed
Available Sizes:
- Small — for cats, puppies, small breeds
- Large — for medium and large dog breeds
💡 Tip: Most owners with double-coated dogs (Retrievers, Shepherds, Huskies) go with the Large.
Safety & Use Information
The blades are precision-rounded at the tips to safely glide through your pet's coat without scratching the skin. Always brush in the direction of hair growth using gentle, controlled strokes.
Start with the 9-tooth side to work through any mats or tangles, then use the 17-tooth side to lift out loose undercoat fur.
For best results, use 2–3 times per week during shedding season. Do not use on wet fur or on skin with cuts, wounds, or irritation. Not intended as a medical device.
30 Day Money-Back Guarantee
We're confident your dog's shedding will noticeably reduce within the first few sessions. If you don't see visibly less fur around your home within 30 days, contact our support team and we'll refund you in full.
How to Actually Stop the Shedding at Home
Temporary Relief
Regular Brushes Just Slide Over It
Standard brushes groom the top layer but never reach the undercoat. That's why the shedding never stops.
The Difference
Dual Blades Lift the Undercoat Out
The dual-sided design reaches through the top coat to safely remove the loose fur underneath without pulling or scratching.
Simple Comfort
Visibly Less Fur, From Day One
Owners report up to 95% less loose fur around the home after just a few grooming sessions.
The daily battle
The Fur Doesn't Stop. And You Know It.
You vacuum on Monday. By Wednesday, the sofa is covered again.
You brush your dog the brush fills up in seconds and somehow, two hours later, there's fur on your clothes, on the carpet, on the dining chairs, in your car.
You've tried the rubber gloves. The lint rollers. The "self-cleaning" slicker brush that came in the mail. Each one helps for a day, maybe two. Then the fur is everywhere again.
And it's not just the mess. It's watching your dog scratch and shake and drop even more fur every time they move.
You start wondering: is my dog shedding this much because something's wrong? Or is this just what having a dog is?
It's not you. And it's not your dog.
It's the undercoat.
Why regular brushes fail
Your Dog Has Two Coats. Most Brushes Only Touch One.
Most dogs especially Retrievers, Shepherds, Huskies, Collies, and any double-coated breed grow two layers of fur.
The top coat is what you see and pet. It's the visible layer.
The undercoat is the dense, fluffy layer underneath. It's the one that sheds constantly during warm months, and it's the one that ends up on your furniture.
Here's the problem: regular brushes are designed for the top coat. They glide over the surface, catch a bit of visible fur, and stop there. The dead undercoat stays trapped where you can't reach it and keeps falling out on its own, all day, everywhere.
a slicker brush grooms the visible layer.
a rubber glove collects surface fur only.
A deshedding tool with dual blade reaches through the top coat to lift out the loose undercoat safely without pulling on healthy fur or irritating the skin.
That's the mechanical difference. And that's why the shedding never stops until you use the right tool.
Two blades. One tool.
The Deshedding Brush Built to Reach What Others Can't
One side has 9 wider teeth designed to break through mats, tangles, and stubborn knots without pulling.
Flip it around. The other side has 17 finer teeth designed to lift out the loose undercoat that regular brushes miss.
Together, that's one tool that handles the entire grooming job: dematting, detangling, and deshedding.
The stainless-steel blades are precision-rounded at the tips so they glide through the coat safely reaching what needs to come out without scratching what should stay.
The ergonomic handle is built for long grooming sessions without hand fatigue.
No plugs. No batteries. No expensive salon visits.
Just brush your dog as you normally would and watch the loose fur come out in visible clumps, session after session, until the shedding around your home drops off completely.
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Why This Brush Works When Others Don't
Most grooming tools were designed for one job - combing, detangling, or lint-catching. This one is built specifically for what actually causes shedding around your home: the trapped undercoat.
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Regular brushes
Reaches Undercoat Layer
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Dual-Sided Design
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Rounded Tips — Skin Safe
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Works On All Coat Types
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Ergonomic Non-Slip Grip
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You'll Notice the Difference in the First Session
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After the first grooming, you'll see clumps of loose fur come out that would've otherwise ended up on your furniture. That's fur that isn't shedding onto your sofa, your carpet, or your clothes.
Owners with heavy shedders Retrievers, Shepherds, Huskies, Collies report visible results from day one and dramatically less fur around the home within a week.
Dual-sided design
Rust-resistant blades
Ergonomic grip
Skin-safe rounded tips
Works on all coats
Zero-risk trial
Try It. If It Doesn't Work, We Refund You.
Use it on your dog for 30 days. If your home isn't visibly less covered in fur, contact us we'll refund your order in full. No returns to ship back. No questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. The blades are precision-rounded at the tips specifically so they can glide through the coat without touching the skin. Use gentle, controlled strokes in the direction of hair growth. Most dogs actually enjoy the sensation and lean into the brush.
It works on both. For short-haired dogs like French Bulldogs, Beagles, and Boxers, use lighter strokes on the 17-tooth side to lift out the shedding undercoat. For long-haired and double-coated breeds like Retrievers, Shepherds, and Huskies, start with the 9-tooth side to work through any mats, then finish with the 17-tooth side.
Two to three times per week during shedding season (spring and autumn). Once a week during the rest of the year is enough to maintain a clean coat and prevent new undercoat build-up.
Yes. The Small size is ideal for cats and small dog breeds. Use gentle, short strokes and avoid pressing hard — cats generally prefer shorter grooming sessions than dogs.
No. The tool is designed to lift out loose, dead undercoat only — healthy fur stays anchored in the follicle. As long as you brush in the direction of hair growth and don’t force the tool through resistance, the healthy coat is untouched.
Choose Small if you have a cat, puppy, or small breed under 10kg. Choose Large for medium and large dogs — Retrievers, Shepherds, Huskies, Collies, Labradors, and any double-coated breed.