How many do you need?
Most people take two — one stays in the car for after the walk.
Any saving is applied automatically at checkout.
Why not just a lint roller?
Lint rollers and bristle brushes
- Sticky sheets run out and you buy them again every month
- Bristles clog and need picking clean by hand
- Most dogs back away the moment a brush appears
- Does nothing about the hair already on the sofa
This glove
- Rinse it and use it again — nothing to replace
- Hair lifts off in one sheet
- Feels like being stroked, so they stay put
- Works on furniture and car seats too
Questions before you buy
Does it work on short-haired dogs?
Yes. Short coats shed just as much — the hair is only harder to see, and it's the type that works its way into upholstery. The tips catch it on the stroke rather than combing it out.
Will my dog actually let me use it?
Most do, and that's rather the point. It's a hand rather than a hard brush, so it reads as being stroked instead of groomed. Start with short sessions along the back and build up from there.
Can I use it on cats?
Yes, same idea. Go gently and stop when they've had enough — cats tend to tell you clearly.
Does it work on the sofa and car seats?
Yes, and it's one of the more useful things about it. Run it over upholstery and the hair gathers into a clump you can lift straight off, rather than smearing around like a dry cloth.
How do I clean it?
Peel the hair off, rinse under warm water and let it air dry. There are no refills and no replacement parts to buy.
Who you're buying from
Good To Know!
No call centre. When you email us, one of us reads it and answers — usually within a couple of hours, always within a working day.
Not sure whether something suits your dog? Ask us before you order. We'd rather spend two minutes now than process a return later.








