Brush for Poodles Barry King BK-14634 — beech wood handle, steel bristles, TPR grip, size 9.2×18.5 cm

Barry King BK-14634 is a grooming brush designed for poodles and other similar-coated dog breeds. The tool combines a beech wood handle with steel bristles to detangle dense curls, work through undercoat and remove loose hair. A TPR (thermoplastic rubber) grip is integrated into the handle to provide secure, comfortable handling during home grooming sessions. The compact brush measures 9.2×18.5 cm, making it convenient for spot treatments, finishing coat texture and managing mats and tangles.

Advantages

The beech wood handle offers a durable, naturally finished grip surface while the TPR insert reduces slipping and improves control. Steel bristles are stiff enough to penetrate curly and dense coats to reach the undercoat and remove dead hair without excessively flattening the topcoat. The small, compact form factor allows precise grooming in hard-to-reach areas and makes the brush easy to store or carry for travel.

Suitable for

• Poodles and other curly-coated breeds
• Removing mats, tangles and loose undercoat
• Finishing and texturing coat for shows or daily care
• Home grooming and touch-ups between professional trims

Key specifications

• Handle material: beech wood with TPR grip
• Bristle type: steel bristles suitable for dense and curly coats
• Overall size: 9.2 × 18.5 cm
• Intended use: detangling, undercoat work, finishing coat texture

How to use

Begin by running the brush gently through a small section of the coat, starting at the tips and working toward the skin to avoid pulling. Use short, measured strokes to work through mats and tangles, holding the base of the hair near the skin with your free hand when necessary to reduce discomfort. For heavy mats, use care and gradually loosen fibers rather than forcing the bristles. After brushing, check the coat for any remaining loose hair and repeat as needed to achieve the desired texture.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the brush on dry or slightly damp fur and combine with a wide-tooth comb or dematting tool for severe tangles. Keep the brush clean by removing trapped hair after each session and inspect the bristles for bending or wear. Store in a dry place to preserve the wooden handle and TPR grip.