Undercoat Rake for Pets mega creative BK-14620, beech wood handle, 12.8 cm wide

The Undercoat Rake for Pets mega creative BK-14620 features a beech wood handle and a 12.8 cm wide head designed to remove loose undercoat and reduce shedding on dogs and cats. The rake's teeth reach the undercoat without damaging the topcoat when used correctly, helping to maintain coat health and reduce loose hair around the home. It is intended for regular grooming and seasonal deshedding for a variety of medium- to long-coated breeds and mixed coats.

Advantages

The solid beech wood handle provides a comfortable, non-slip grip for extended grooming sessions, and the 12.8 cm wide head covers more surface area with each pass, making brushing more efficient. The rake’s tapered teeth separate and collect loose undercoat fibers while leaving the topcoat largely intact. Designed for both dogs and cats, the tool is suitable for routine maintenance and deeper seasonal grooming.

Suitable for

• Removing loose undercoat from medium- and long-haired dogs
• Reducing shedding on cats with dense undercoats
• Regular home grooming and seasonal deshedding
• Preparing coats before bathing or trimming

Key specifications

• Handle material: beech wood
• Head width: 12.8 cm
• Tool type: undercoat rake for pets
• Suitable coat types: medium to long, dense undercoat
• Intended use: loose undercoat removal and shedding reduction

How to use

Hold the rake by the beech wood handle and apply gentle, even strokes in the direction of hair growth. Use light pressure and short passes on sensitive areas such as the belly and legs, and longer strokes along the back and flanks. Work in sections, removing collected hair from the teeth regularly to maintain efficiency. Use the rake as part of a regular grooming routine or during seasonal shedding periods.

Usage recommendations

Use on dry, detangled fur and avoid pressing hard to prevent skin irritation. For mats or heavy tangles, first detangle with a comb or dematting tool before using the undercoat rake. Clean the metal teeth after each use and store the rake in a dry place to preserve the wooden handle.