Comb for Pets Barry King BK-14060 double-sided flea comb white

Comb for Pets Barry King BK-14060 double-sided flea comb white is a compact grooming tool designed for regular use on dogs and cats. The comb has two tooth densities to accommodate different coat types, allowing removal of fleas, eggs and small debris from fur and skin. Its handheld design makes it suitable for use during bathing or routine brushing to support external parasite control and keep the coat tidy.

Advantages

The double-sided construction provides a finer side for removing fleas and eggs and a coarser side for detangling and collecting larger debris. The comb's compact size and ergonomic shape enable precise handling over sensitive areas such as the neck and tail base. Made to work on both short and long coats, it offers a simple mechanical method to reduce visible parasites without chemicals.

Suitable for

• Removing fleas, flea eggs and small debris from dog and cat fur
• Grooming short, medium and long coats
• Use during bathing or as part of routine coat care
• Targeted combing around sensitive areas and localised infestations

Key specifications

• Double-sided tooth density: fine side and coarse side for different coat types
• Compact, handheld design for precise control
• Suitable for use on dogs and cats with short or long coats
• Material: durable plastic comb frame with closely spaced metal teeth on the fine side

How to use

Start by gently parting the coat and using the coarser side to remove tangles and larger debris. Follow with the finer side, combing in the direction of hair growth and paying attention to areas where fleas congregate, such as the neck, base of the tail and under the legs. After each pass, clean trapped debris and inspect the teeth for eggs or insects. Use the comb regularly as part of routine grooming or during bathing sessions, taking care to avoid excessive pressure on sensitive skin.

Usage recommendations

Combine mechanical combing with veterinarian-advised flea control measures for effective parasite management. If heavy infestation is suspected, consult a veterinarian before relying solely on combing. Clean the comb after each use and store it dry to maintain hygiene and performance.