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Pulls Out Undercoat Other Brushes Miss
No Scratching, No Pulling At Healthy Coat
Engineered for Labrador Double Coats
Gently Removes Shedding Undercoat● Note: Only 7 days of stock remain
★★★★★Honestly I couldn’t recommend this one any more strongly, it just works, absolutely bloody...
★★★★★Bella is nearly 11 and I’d been using a furminator on her, but she’d tolerate it for only a few...
★★★★★WOW!!!!! Honestly the BEST EVER!!!!! Our Golden Shelby sheds 365 days a year 😂 and we have tried every...
★★★★★Nobody warned this first-time lab owner about the shedding that was coming my way. I...
★★★★★Absolutely love this product. It makes grooming so much easier!
★★★★★Works brilliantly and helps keep loose fur under control.
Most brushes were never designed for a Labrador coat. This one was.
The LabraFur deshedding brush has blunted teeth spaced 1mm apart and set at a 15° angle, so it slides through a Lab's dense top coat and lifts out trapped undercoat — no pulling, no scratching, no discomfort.
What you get: less fur around the house, a shinier coat and a Lab that genuinely enjoys grooming. Most owners spot the change after the first brush.
Use this deshedding brush for a full month. Still finding the same amount of fur on the sofa, your outfits and the floor? Ask us and you'll get a complete refund, no questions.
It was made for the Labrador double coat. It works, and we're backing that promise with our own money.
A Labrador carries a dense double coat: a thick, soft undercoat under a shorter, weatherproof top coat. That mix means shedding all year long, with two heavy blowouts every spring and autumn.
The undercoat is fine and clingy, so it works its way into fabric and slips past ordinary brushes. Most everyday tools are made for single-coat breeds and only push Lab fur around instead of taking it out.
Every detail of the LabraFur brush — the gap between teeth, the angle of the blade, where the pressure lands — is calibrated for one coat only: the Labrador's.
Every order over $69 ships free with standard delivery. Owning a Labrador can get pricey — getting your order to you shouldn't.
Delivery was quick and the packaging was neat. Good service.
Would give it 4.5 if I could. Small detail I'd change, but overall very good.
Does what it promises. Comfortable to use and well finished.
My partner keeps borrowing it, so I'm ordering a second one.
Really happy with this purchase. The quality is better than I thought it would be for the price.
Great purchase. The photos don't do it justice.
The 1mm-spaced, 15° teeth slide through smoothly and never yank on a healthy coat, so your Lab settles in rather than wandering away.
Made for the dense double coat of a Lab, not "all breeds". It draws the shed undercoat away before it lands on your floor.
Easy on the wrist for a calm, complete grooming session: no struggling, no sessions cut short. Combine it with a LabraLick Mat so they stay settled.
READY TO BEAT THE SHED FOR GOOD?
The Deshedding Brush is just the first piece of our LabraFur Lifestyle Kit. Four more tools deal with fur on the couch, inside the car and in the laundry.
5 tools to handle shedding at each stage: on your Lab, the sofa, the car and the laundry.
Get the brush and 4 additional tools for only $35 more, shipping included free.
SHOP THE LIFESTYLE KIT →Quick, straightforward answers to what people ask most about our grooming tools and using them.
Weekly brushing handles normal shedding. During the spring and autumn coat blow, raise it to 2-3 sessions a week.
No. The teeth sit at an angle so they glide over the topcoat and catch just the loose undercoat, meaning no scratching or pulling on healthy fur. Simply use short, gentle strokes following the direction of growth.
Typical pet brushes suit all breeds and merely graze the topcoat. Ours is shaped for the Labrador double coat and gets down to the undercoat, the real source of most fur found on your couch.
Spread a favourite treat over a lick mat and attach it to a wall or the floor. Your Lab remains contentedly occupied as you brush, and most Labs begin to lean in once they notice it feels good.
Take the gathered fur off the brush by hand along the way, then wipe it over quickly once you're done.