Brush for dogs Trixie TX-23237 — double-sided pet brush, 70×100 mm, black/turquoise

Trixie TX-23237 is a compact double-sided brush for dogs that combines a grooming side and a detangling side in a single tool. Measuring 70 × 100 mm and finished in black and turquoise, the brush is intended for regular coat maintenance at home or on the go. The design addresses removal of loose hair and minor tangles while being small enough for travel and easy storage.

Advantages

The brush features an ergonomic shape that fits comfortably in the hand and a double-sided construction that lets you switch between brushing and detangling without changing tools. Specially shaped bristles remove animal hairs and lint efficiently, and the plastic/TPR materials make the tool lightweight and simple to clean. Its compact dimensions make it suitable for small and medium breeds or for targeted grooming on larger dogs.

Suitable for

• Regular coat maintenance for dogs with short to medium hair
• Removing loose hair and lint after shedding
• Treating minor tangles and smoothing the coat before travel
• Home grooming and quick touch-ups away from home

Key specifications

• Type: double-sided brush/comb
• Dimensions: 70 × 100 mm
• Color: black/turquoise
• Materials: plastic and TPR (thermoplastic rubber)
• Bristle design: specially shaped bristles for hair and lint removal
• Weight class: lightweight, suitable for handheld use

How to use

Use the detangling side first on areas with small knots or matting, working gently from the tips of the hair toward the skin to avoid pulling. Follow with the grooming side to remove loose hairs and smooth the coat. Hold the brush ergonomically and apply light to moderate pressure; for sensitive areas such as the belly or legs, use very gentle strokes. Clean the brush after use by removing accumulated hair and rinsing the plastic/TPR surfaces if necessary, then air-dry before storing.

Usage recommendations

For best results, brush your dog regularly according to its coat type: several times a week for short to medium coats, and more often for long or double coats. Inspect the coat and skin before brushing to identify any irritations or foreign objects. If heavier matting is present, consider using a specialized de-matting tool or consulting a professional groomer.