To remove pet hair from clothes in the washing machine, shake items out before loading, place them in a Fur Magic Pet Laundry Bag, run a pre-wash tumble dry cycle if you have a dryer, and add an extra rinse. The laundry bag is designed specifically for this. Its silicone catchers collect hair inside the […]
The best pet hair removal method depends on where the hair has landed. For furniture and clothing, a reusable pet hair brush works faster than a lint roller. For the washing machine, hair catchers in the drum catch loose hair before it can redistribute across other items. For heavy-shedding breeds, a regular deshedding routine reduces […]
Heavy shedding breeds such as Huskies, Malamutes, German Shepherds, Golden Retrievers, Labradors and similar double-coated dogs, shed on a different scale to most dogs. They need a tool that removes large volumes of loose undercoat quickly, holds up to daily use, and can handle a dense double coat without damaging the topcoat. For these breeds, […]
The best pet hair removers for furniture use micro-bristles, roller mechanisms, or rubber scrapers to lift and collect hair from fabric surfaces; without sticky sheets, refills, or batteries. For most households, a double-sided bristle brush with a self-cleaning base gives the best combination of coverage, ease of use, and long-term value. The Fur Magic Brush […]
Choosing a deshedding tool for your dog comes down to three things: coat length, dog size, and how heavily your dog sheds. Long-coated and double-coated breeds need a tool that penetrates the undercoat, while short-coated dogs need something lighter. Most dogs do best with a dual-sided deshedding and dematting comb; it handles both loose undercoat […]
The best deshedding tools for dogs remove loose undercoat hair at the source, before it ends up on your sofa. A dedicated deshedding comb or blade will outperform a regular brush, a lint roller, or a grooming glove for this specific job. For most dogs, a dual-sided deshedding and dematting comb gives the best results […]
