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Mist Brush ¦ Steam Grooming Brush for Cats & Dogs (USB-C Rechargeable)
Mist Brush ¦ Steam Grooming Brush for Cats & Dogs (USB-C Rechargeable)
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Brush your pet without redistributing half of them around the living room.
Product Description
Anyone who's brushed a moulting cat knows the problem: the loose fur doesn't stay on the brush. It goes airborne, lands on the sofa, and turns up in your tea three days later.
Mist Brush deals with that. A fine mist of water settles the loose hair as you brush, so it lifts away and stays trapped in the bristles instead of drifting off across the room. The soft silicone teeth glide through the coat rather than dragging at it, catching the undercoat and giving a gentle massage on the way — which is why most pets tolerate it far better than a wire slicker.
One button releases the mist. Another cleans the bristles. It's cordless, USB-C rechargeable, and small enough to actually keep somewhere useful rather than losing it in a drawer.
Works for cats and dogs, short coats and long. Less fur on the furniture, a calmer grooming session, and a pet who doesn't flee the room when they see it coming.
£16.99 · Free UK delivery · Dispatched in 1–3 days
Key features
- Fine mist spray — settles loose hair as you brush so it stays on the brush, not your sofa
- Soft silicone bristles — glides through the coat and doubles as a gentle massage
- One-click bristle cleaning — clears trapped fur without picking it out by hand
- Cats and dogs — works across coat types, short or long
- Cordless and USB-C rechargeable — no wire to fight with mid-groom
- Compact 12cm design — easy to hold, easy to store
Objection-handling FAQ
Will my cat actually let me use it? Most pets take to it better than a wire brush — silicone bristles feel more like being stroked than being combed. Start with short sessions and let them sniff it first. Cats who hate grooming will still be cats about it, but the massage feel helps.
Does it get wet? Will my pet mind the spray? It's a fine mist, not a soaking — just enough to weigh down loose hair. Fill it with plain water. Most pets barely notice, though nervous ones may need a session or two to get used to the sound.
What do I put in it? Plain water. We'd avoid shampoos, oils or anything scented — it isn't designed for them, and it risks clogging the nozzle or irritating skin.
Does it work on long-haired pets? It's good for loose fur and light detangling, but it won't work through serious mats. Badly matted coats need a proper de-matting comb or a groomer.
How do I clean it? Press the button to retract the bristles and the trapped fur lifts away in one go. Empty the water reservoir between uses so nothing sits in it.
How is it charged? USB-C, cable included. A charge lasts multiple grooming sessions.
Delivery typically 5 - 10 days
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