Deshedding tool FURminator for short-haired dogs Medium (M) – size M, model 7574

FURminator deshedding tool for short-haired dogs Medium (M), model 7574 is a grooming tool designed to reduce loose hair and undercoat shedding on short-coated breeds. Intended for medium-size dogs, the tool features a deshedding blade and an ergonomic handle that help remove loose hair from the undercoat while aiming to preserve the topcoat. The design supports regular home grooming to manage shedding between professional grooming sessions.

Advantages

The FURminator 7574 is engineered to target loose hair and undercoat without cutting the topcoat, providing efficient removal of shedding hair. Its ergonomic handle improves grip and control during use, making grooming sessions easier for the user. The blade is designed for short-haired breeds and medium-size dogs, enabling more precise deshedding compared with general brushes.

Suitable for

• Medium-size short-coated dog breeds
• Regular at-home shedding control
• Reducing undercoat hair accumulation on furniture and clothing
• Maintaining coat condition between professional grooming appointments

Key specifications

• Blade type: deshedding blade for short-haired breeds
• Size: Medium (M), suitable for medium-size dogs
• Handle: ergonomic grip for controlled grooming
• Model: designed for removal of loose hair from the undercoat

How to use

Use the FURminator 7574 on a clean, dry coat. Hold the tool at a shallow angle and gently glide the blade along the direction of hair growth, applying light pressure to reach the undercoat without force. Limit each pass to a few strokes over the same area and check the coat frequently to avoid overworking the skin. Follow with a regular brush if desired to smooth the topcoat and remove any remaining loose hairs.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the deshedding tool once a week during normal shedding periods and more frequently during seasonal heavy shedding. Avoid use on matted or wet fur; if mats are present, detangle them first with an appropriate tool. Consult a veterinarian or professional groomer if you are unsure about coat condition or if skin irritation occurs.