Cat Combs & Brushes

Cat Combs & Brushes for Effortless Grooming

Cats are natural groomers, but they still need your help to stay tangle-free and clean. The Pet Project’s collection of cat combs and brushes makes daily grooming simple, soothing, and effective—especially for long-haired breeds.

Explore Our Range of Cat Brushes & Combs

Slicker Brushes
Perfect for detangling and removing loose fur. Ideal for cats with long or thick coats.

De-Shedding Tools
Minimize shedding and hairballs with tools that reach undercoats gently.

Fine-Tooth Combs
Great for delicate areas like around the face and paws. Also helps spot fleas early.

Double-Sided Brushes
One side to detangle, the other to smooth—an all-in-one grooming solution.

Benefits of Regular Brushing

Healthier Coat & Skin
Brushing distributes natural oils, keeps the fur shiny, and helps detect skin issues early.

Reduces Hairballs
Removes loose fur and reduces the chances of your cat ingesting hair.

Strengthens Bonding
Grooming is a calming ritual that helps build trust and connection with your cat.

Why Choose The Pet Project for Cat Grooming Tools

Skin-Safe Materials
All brushes and combs are designed with rounded bristles and soft edges to avoid scratches.

Suitable for All Breeds
From Persians to Siamese, our tools work on every fur type and length.

Easy-to-Clean & Durable
Designed for daily use and easy maintenance, making grooming less of a chore.

Grooming Tips for Cat Parents

• Always start with gentle strokes to avoid startling your cat.
  
  
• Use de-shedding tools weekly during peak shedding seasons.
  
  
• Brush in the direction of hair growth for maximum comfort.
  
  
• Offer treats after brushing to create a positive experience.
  
  

 FAQs

 How often should I brush my cat?
Long-haired cats should be brushed daily, while short-haired cats can be brushed 2–3 times a week.

 What’s the difference between a slicker brush and a comb?
Slicker brushes help with detangling and shedding, while combs are better for precision grooming and flea detection.

 Can brushing prevent hairballs?
Yes, brushing removes loose fur before your cat can ingest it, reducing hairball formation.

 Are your grooming tools suitable for kittens?
Yes, we offer gentle grooming options that are kitten-safe and easy to handle.

 What should I do if my cat hates being brushed?
Start slowly, use treats as rewards, and try using a softer brush or grooming mitt.