Furminator Dog Grooming Supplies

FURminator for Dogs

Take control of loose hair, seasonal shedding, and everyday coat maintenance with FURminator dog grooming products. Best known for its deShedding tools, FURminator offers a complete grooming system with options for different dog sizes, coat lengths, and grooming needs.

At Brindle Pet Supplies, shop FURminator deShedding tools for dogs, brushes, grooming rakes, combs, nail clippers, shampoo, and conditioner. Whether you have a short-haired dog that sheds year-round, a long-haired dog with a dense undercoat, or you're simply looking for reliable tools to maintain your dog's coat at home, FURminator makes it easy to choose products for the job.

Which FURminator Product Is Right for Your Dog?

Start with your dog's coat length, size, and primary grooming concern. FURminator deShedding tools are available in different sizes for short- and long-haired dogs, while brushes, rakes, and combs support regular coat maintenance. FURminator shampoo and conditioner can also be incorporated into bath time as part of a broader shedding and skin-care routine.

Quick takeaways:

• Choose a Short Hair deShedding Tool for dogs with coats shorter than 2 inches.
• Choose a Long Hair deShedding Tool for dogs with coats longer than 2 inches.
• Match the deShedding tool size to your dog's weight and body size.
• Use the Dual Grooming Brush for regular brushing and finishing.
• Try the Grooming Rake for thick or double-coated dogs.
• Use the Large Comb for detailed grooming and checking for tangles.
• Pair regular brushing with FURminator shampoo and conditioner for a more complete coat-care routine.

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FURminator deShedding Tools for Dogs

The FURminator deShedding Tool is the product that made the brand particularly well known. Rather than functioning like an everyday brush, its stainless-steel deShedding edge reaches through the topcoat to remove loose undercoat hair without cutting the topcoat when used correctly.

Choosing the correct version matters. FURminator separates its dog deShedding tools according to hair length and dog size, allowing you to match the tool more closely to your dog's coat.

FURminator for Short-Haired Dogs

For dogs with hair shorter than two inches, choose a FURminator Short Hair deShedding Tool in the appropriate size.

At Brindle, options include:

• Short Hair deShedding Tool for Medium Dogs
• Short Hair deShedding Tool for Large Dogs

These are particularly useful for short-coated breeds that may not tangle much but still release substantial amounts of loose undercoat.

FURminator for Long-Haired Dogs

Dogs with hair longer than two inches should use a Long Hair deShedding Tool rather than the short-hair version.

Brindle carries options including:

• Long Hair deShedding Tool for Small Dogs
• Long Hair deShedding Tool for Large Dogs

The longer teeth are designed to work appropriately through longer coats while reaching loose undercoat beneath the topcoat.

FURminator Brushes, Rakes & Combs

FURminator Dual Grooming Brush

A deShedding tool doesn't need to come out every time you brush your dog.

The FURminator Dog/Cat Dual Grooming Brush is better suited to regular coat maintenance. Its two-sided design provides different grooming functions in one tool, making it useful for removing loose surface hair and smoothing the coat between more targeted grooming sessions.

FURminator Grooming Rake

For thick, dense, or double-coated dogs, the FURminator Grooming Rake helps reach loose hair deeper within the coat.

The rotating metal teeth are designed to remove loose undercoat and help prevent tangles, and FURminator specifically recommends the rake for pets with thick fur or dense double coats.

This makes it particularly useful during seasonal coat changes when a substantial amount of undercoat may loosen at once.

FURminator Large Comb

The FURminator Large Comb is a useful addition for dogs with medium or longer coats, particularly when you need more precise grooming than a brush can provide.

A comb can help work through manageable tangles, separate the coat, and check your brushing work. If the comb moves comfortably through the coat from near the skin to the ends, you've done a more thorough job than simply smoothing the surface.

FURminator Shampoo & Conditioner

FURminator Itch Relief Shampoo

Good grooming starts with the skin underneath the coat.

FURminator Itch Relief Shampoo is designed for dogs experiencing itchy skin while providing regular cleansing and coat care. It can be incorporated into bath time when skin comfort is a priority.

Persistent or severe itching shouldn't be treated as a grooming issue alone. If your dog is experiencing ongoing scratching, redness, sores, hair loss, or other skin changes, a veterinarian should investigate the underlying cause.

FURminator deShedding Conditioner

FURminator deShedding Conditioner complements regular brushing and deShedding by conditioning the skin and coat during bath time.

Conditioning can be especially useful for longer, dry, or grooming-intensive coats because a softer, more manageable coat is generally easier to brush thoroughly once properly dried.

For heavy shedders, think of shampoo and conditioner as part of the routine—not a replacement for physical removal of loose coat through appropriate brushing and deShedding.

FURminator Nail Clippers

The FURminator Nail Clippers round out the collection by taking care of something all that coat maintenance can't address: the nails.

Regularly check your dog's nail length and trim when needed. How frequently this is necessary varies depending on nail growth, activity, and how much natural wear your dog gets from walking on harder surfaces.

Take off small amounts at a time and avoid the quick inside the nail. If you're unsure where to trim, particularly on dark nails, a groomer or veterinary professional can demonstrate safe technique.

Brindle Recommends: Don't Use a deShedding Tool as an Everyday Brush

One of the most important things to understand about FURminator is that the deShedding Tool and a regular dog brush do different jobs.

For everyday or frequent grooming, use a coat-appropriate brush, comb, or rake. Bring out the deShedding Tool specifically to remove loose undercoat, especially during periods of heavier shedding.

FURminator recommends using its deShedding tools for approximately 10–20 minutes once or twice per week, with more frequent use potentially helpful during heavy shedding periods.

More isn't necessarily better. Gentle, appropriate use is much more important than trying to remove as much hair as possible in a single session.

How to Choose a FURminator by Dog Size & Hair Length

Choosing the right deShedding tool starts with two questions.

Does Your Dog Have Short or Long Hair?

FURminator defines:

Short hair: less than 2 inches long
Long hair: more than 2 inches long.

Choose the version that corresponds with your dog's actual coat length rather than simply whether you consider the breed "short-haired" or "long-haired."

What Size Is Your Dog?

FURminator also produces different tool sizes for different dog weight ranges. This changes the width of the deShedding edge so the tool is appropriately sized for the dog's body.

Check the individual product specifications before purchasing to make sure you're choosing the correct combination of dog size + coat length.

How to Use a FURminator on Your Dog

Start with a completely dry coat that is free from mats and tangles. FURminator recommends inspecting the skin and coat before using its deShedding tools and addressing mats beforehand.

Move the tool in the direction of hair growth using gentle, long strokes. Avoid applying excessive pressure or repeatedly going over the same area.

Pay particular attention around sensitive or bony areas where there's less padding beneath the skin.

Once the loose coat has been removed, an everyday brush or comb can be used to finish and smooth the coat.

Which Dogs Benefit Most From FURminator?

FURminator is particularly useful for dogs that shed an undercoat.

Double-coated and heavy-shedding dogs can release substantial amounts of loose hair during seasonal coat changes, and a dedicated undercoat tool can make that shedding considerably easier to manage.

Not every coat should be treated the same way, however. Some coat types have specialized grooming requirements, and a deShedding tool isn't automatically the best choice simply because a dog has hair.

When in doubt, choose grooming tools according to the individual coat rather than the popularity of the tool.

Why Choose FURminator for Dogs?

FURminator is best known for shedding management, but the brand has developed a broader grooming system around maintaining the skin, coat, and nails.

That includes deShedding tools, brushes, combs, grooming rakes, bathing products, and nail-care tools, allowing pet parents to use different products for different stages of their grooming routine.

The biggest advantage is specialization. Rather than asking one brush to handle every grooming job, you can choose an everyday brush for maintenance, a rake for dense coats, a deShedding tool for loose undercoat, and bath products for skin and coat care.

Frequently Asked Questions About FURminator for Dogs

Does FURminator really reduce dog shedding?

A FURminator deShedding tool removes loose undercoat hair that would otherwise be shed naturally, so regular use can significantly reduce the amount of loose hair coming off your dog. It doesn't stop the natural shedding process or prevent new hair from eventually shedding.

How often should I use a FURminator on my dog?

FURminator recommends using its deShedding tools for approximately 10–20 minutes once or twice per week, with frequency adjusted during periods of heavier shedding.

What's the difference between the long-hair and short-hair FURminator?

The tooth length differs so the deShedding edge can work appropriately with different coat lengths. FURminator's short-hair tools are intended for coats under two inches, while long-hair tools are intended for coats over two inches.

What size FURminator does my dog need?

Choose according to both your dog's weight and coat length. FURminator offers different widths for small, medium, and large dogs as well as separate short- and long-hair versions.

Can I use FURminator every day?

The deShedding tool isn't designed to replace your everyday dog brush. Use a regular brush for frequent coat maintenance and reserve the deShedding tool for targeted loose-undercoat removal.

Does FURminator cut a dog's coat?

The FURminator deShedding edge is designed to remove loose undercoat without cutting or damaging the topcoat when used correctly. Always follow the manufacturer's directions and avoid excessive pressure.

Should I use FURminator before or after bathing?

FURminator recommends that the coat be clean and completely dry before using the deShedding tool. Bathing and drying can also help loosen dead undercoat, making a post-bath deShedding session particularly effective.

Is FURminator good for double-coated dogs?

FURminator deShedding tools and grooming rakes can be particularly useful for many double-coated dogs because they target loose undercoat. Choose the appropriate tool for your dog's specific coat and follow the usage directions carefully.

What's the difference between a FURminator Grooming Rake and deShedding Tool?

The Grooming Rake uses rotating teeth to work through thick coats, remove loose hair, and help prevent tangles. The deShedding Tool has a specialized stainless-steel edge designed specifically to reach through the topcoat and remove loose undercoat.

Can FURminator shampoo replace brushing?

No. Shampoo and conditioner can support skin and coat care, but they don't replace physically removing loose undercoat. For dogs that shed heavily, bathing, drying, regular brushing, and appropriate deShedding work together as part of a complete routine.

Shop FURminator for Dogs in Canada

From everyday coat maintenance to the peak of shedding season, FURminator offers specialized tools for tackling different parts of your dog's grooming routine.

Shop FURminator for dogs at Brindle Pet Supplies, including short- and long-hair deShedding tools, grooming brushes, rakes, combs, nail clippers, shampoo, and conditioner, with Canada-wide shipping.