Wooden Flea-Comb for Dogs ZOLUX DOG SALON — ZOLUX 470866

Wooden flea-comb for dogs ZOLUX DOG SALON — ZOLUX 470866 is a compact grooming tool designed to remove fleas, flea eggs and loose hair from canine coats. The comb combines a wooden handle that provides a comfortable, non-slip grip with closely spaced metal teeth that capture small parasites and debris. It is suitable for routine home grooming and for use in professional salons to help maintain coat hygiene and support parasite control.

Advantages

The solid wooden handle offers ergonomic handling and durability, reducing hand fatigue during repeated use. Fine, closely set metal teeth effectively catch fleas, eggs and loose undercoat hairs without large gaps that allow small parasites to pass through. The simple construction makes the comb easy to clean and resistant to deformation, while its compact size ensures precise work around sensitive areas such as the neck, tail base and behind the ears.

Suitable for

• Removing fleas and flea eggs from medium and short coats
• Removing loose hair and light undercoat during seasonal shedding
• Targeted grooming around ears, neck, tail and paws
• Supplementary parasite control as part of a regular hygiene routine

Key specifications

• Handle material: wood for comfortable grip
• Teeth material: metal, closely spaced for fine debris and parasites
• Design: compact, hand-held flea-comb
• Intended use: dogs with various coat types, especially short to medium coats
• Maintenance: easy to clean and dry after use

How to use

Use the comb on dry or slightly damp fur. Hold the wooden handle firmly and comb in the direction of hair growth with gentle, short strokes. Pay special attention to areas where fleas commonly hide, such as the neck, tail base, under the legs and behind the ears. After several strokes, inspect the teeth and remove trapped fleas, eggs or hair by hand or with a cloth, then continue grooming. For heavy infestations or if live fleas persist, combine combing with veterinary-recommended antiparasitic treatments.

Usage recommendations

Regular combing—several times per week during high-risk periods—helps detect and remove fleas early. Clean the comb after each session, dry it thoroughly and store it in a dry place to preserve the wooden handle. Avoid forceful pulling on tangled hair; detangle gently with fingertips or a detangling tool before using the flea-comb to reduce discomfort for the dog.