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Its unique design removes hair without pulling, discomfort or damage to their skin or coat.
Easy & Stress-Free Grooming
When you groom your pet with the EquiGroomer, they won’t even realize they’re being groomed! To them, it will feel more like a massage, which means you’ll be able to groom them more often, keep shedding hair at bay, and do something nice for your pet. It’s even perfect for animals who have sensitive skin or don’t like being groomed.
The EquiGroomer comes in two sizes, 8” and 5“. We recommend the 2-piece set for horses which includes the 8” for the larger areas and the 5” for faces and legs. The 5” groomer is perfect for most dogs, cats, rabbits and other smaller animals.
Why Use EquiGroomer
A Grooming Tool for Horses, Dogs, Cats and Other Animals That Shed
Modeled after a traditional shedding stone and originally designed for horses, the EquiGroomer is a safe, gentle and effective tool that removes dead, unwanted hair from horses, dogs, cats and any other animal that sheds.
Unlike most grooming tools that work by reaching down through the coat and pulling the loose hair out from the base, tiny burrs on the teeth of the EquiGroomer’s blade grab onto the scales that form on dead, dry hair and remove only what needs to be removed.
Our blade is designed to be safe no matter how much or how often you groom your pet. Its unique design and function will not damage the topcoat or remove any healthy hair. In fact, regular use of the EquiGroomer will result in a coat that’s shiny, smooth and soft.
We’re proud to say that the EquiGroomer has been endorsed by countless professional groomers, handlers and breeders.
How to Use the Equigroomer
Use short, firm strokes in the direction of hair growth. Think of it like raking leaves. Short strokes with consistent pressure let the micro-barbed teeth grab the scales on dead, dry hair and lift them out. Long sweeping strokes reduce effectiveness.
Apply moderate pressure without forcing it. The teeth are short by design. They will not reach the skin or snag healthy hair regardless of how much pressure you use. If you feel resistance, reduce pressure slightly and work the area in smaller passes.
Work in sections, not all at once. Start at the neck or shoulders and move toward the hindquarters on horses. For dogs and cats, start at the back and work toward the legs. The first few strokes may not pull much. That’s normal. The blade is bringing the dead undercoat to the surface before it comes free.
