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mypawz™ CalmCoat Boar Bristle Brush

mypawz™ CalmCoat Boar Bristle Brush

$34.90
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Gentle for sensitive pups

Nylon pins detangle without pulling

Boar bristles spread natral oils for shiny coat

Comfortable wooden handle, easy grip

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Gentle Enough for Nervous Pups

If your dog flinches at brush time, this one changes everything. Soft natural boar bristles glide over the skin without scratching or pulling, giving a soothing massage as you go. Perfect for oodles, sensitive skin, and pups who've never enjoyed being groomed.

Detangle Without the Pull

The nylon pins work through knots and loose fur while the boar bristles smooth everything behind them. Together they ease out tangles gently, even around tricky spots like behind the ears, so brushing stays comfortable from start to finish.

Naturally Shiny, Softer Coat

Boar bristles do something synthetic ones can't. They carry your dog's natural oils from the roots right down to the tips, nourishing dry ends and leaving the coat softer, smoother, and beautifully glossy with regular brushing.

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Have questions?

Is it suitable for sensitive or anxious dogs?

Yes, that's exactly what it's made for. The soft boar bristles feel gentle on the skin and give a light massage as you brush, which many nervous dogs find soothing rather than stressful.

What coat types does it work on?

It suits most coats, from curly oodles to straight, wavy, fine, and thick fur. The boar bristles smooth and add shine, while the nylon pins help work through knots.

Can I use it on a wet coat?

Yes, it works on both wet and dry coats. Just be extra gentle on wet fur, as it's more prone to stretching and breaking.

Will it get through bad matting?

It's designed for everyday brushing and light to moderate tangles, not heavy matting. For serious mats, work them out with a dematting tool first, then use this brush to finish and smooth the coat.

How often should I brush?

Most curly and long-coated dogs do best with a brush every day or two to prevent tangles. Shorter coats are fine with a few times a week. Regular brushing keeps the coat healthier and makes each session quicker.