Dog Brush

Dog brushes keep your dog's coat clean, reduce loose hair around the house and turn grooming into a calm bonding routine. This collection includes brushes for long hair, grooming gloves, soft silicone bath brushes, steam brushes for shedding and an 8-piece grooming set, so you can match the tool to your dog's coat. For shampoos, clippers and more, see our dog grooming supplies.

How to choose the right dog brush

Coat length: Long or thick coats need a brush that reaches through the fur to prevent tangles, while short coats respond well to a grooming glove or a rubber style brush.
Shedding: Steam brushes are designed for shedding coats and help collect loose hair, which is useful during seasonal shedding.
Bath time: Soft silicone bath brushes and bath gloves spread shampoo and lift dirt while being gentle on the skin.
Sensitive dogs: A glove feels like petting, which helps nervous dogs and puppies accept grooming.
Cleaning the tool: Brushes described as easy to clean save time when you groom several times a week.
All in one: A complete set is practical for new owners who do not yet know which tool their dog prefers.

Size and handling

Choose a brush head that matches your dog's size: compact heads work well for toy breeds and faces, wider heads cover large dogs faster. Some tools list their size, such as the hair remover in 16 x 6.5 cm, 16 x 7.5 cm and 16 x 10.5 cm, and the bath glove at 13 x 27 cm, which fits most hands.

Popular picks in this collection

Dog Brush For Long Hair: available in S and M, for dogs with long or thick coats that tangle easily.
Steamy Dog Brush for Shedding Fur: a rechargeable plastic steam brush in yellow or green, for heavy shedders.
Dog Bath Glove: a pair of silicone gloves measuring 13 x 27 cm, for owners who want to wash and massage at the same time.
Glove For Brushing Dogs: a left or right grooming glove, for short-coated or grooming-shy dogs.
Dog Grooming Set: an 8-piece plastic grooming kit, for new owners building a routine.

Pairs well with

Finish the routine with a dog paw cleaner after muddy walks, give your dog a fresh place to rest on one of our dog beds, and reward calm grooming sessions with dog toys. More home care items are in our dog supplies. Shedding season is a good time to read 7 tips to keep your dog healthy this spring.

Dog brush FAQ

How often should I brush my dog?

Dogs with long or double coats generally benefit from brushing several times a week, and daily during shedding season. Short-coated dogs usually need brushing about once a week. Regular brushing spreads natural oils and helps you spot skin changes early.

What kind of brush is right for a short-haired dog?

A short-haired dog is usually well served by a grooming glove or a soft rubber or silicone brush, which lifts loose hair without scratching the skin. Long pin brushes are rarely needed for short coats.

Does brushing reduce shedding?

Brushing does not stop a dog from shedding, but it removes loose hair before it falls on floors and furniture. Steam brushes and gloves are handy for collecting that hair. Sudden heavy hair loss or bald patches are a reason to ask your vet.

How do I clean a dog brush?

Remove trapped hair after each session, then wash the dog brush in warm soapy water every week or two and let it dry fully. Silicone gloves and bath brushes can simply be rinsed after use.