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Pet Steam Spray Comb
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Description
😺 4-in-1 Grooming Tool - Detangles, massages & cleans fast, saving you time.
💦 Built in Water Spray - Smooths fur, reduces static & adds shine instantly.
🐾 Soft Silicone Bristles - Gentle on skin, calms your cat.
🔋 USB Rechargeable & Lightweight - Cordless, quiet & easy to handle anywhere.
🐱 Ideal for All Coat Types - Perfect for short, medium & long haired cats.
How to use
Step 1
Fill the water inlet with clean water.
Step 2
Press the mist button once, then brush in the direction the coat grows.
Step 3
Start with short sessions, especially for nervous cats.
Step 4
Remove trapped hair, rinse the brush head, and let it dry.
Vets recommend regular brushing and checking the coat for tangles or clumps, especially around common snag areas.
Key benefits
- One click mist
- Removes loose hair
- Helps reduce hairballs over time
- Soft massage tips
- USB rechargeable
- Works for cats and dogs
Regular brushing helps remove loose hair, reduces shedding, and can cut down hairballs.
What’s in the box
- Mist grooming brush
- USB charging cable
- Quick start guide
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FAQ
No. It is for everyday grooming and loose hair. Most cats rarely need baths, but regular brushing helps keep coats clean and reduces shedding.
Regular brushing reduces the amount of hair cats swallow during self grooming, which can reduce hairballs over time.
Start with 30 to 60 seconds, once a day, then increase slowly. Brush gently and stop before your cat gets annoyed. Consistency matters.
Many cats benefit from regular brushing. Long haired cats often need frequent brushing to avoid tangles.
Use gently and avoid the face. If your pet has a skin condition or seems uncomfortable, ask your vet.